City Planning and Zoning votes to allow RVs in driveways
“I don’t see a problem with parking your RV, boat, trailer, whatever, on your own property,” said Vice Chair Terry Shores. “As long as it’s on a designated area.”
Radiologists find abnormalities one scan at a time
In Mohave County, 29 percent of adults are cigarette smokers, which makes it the second-highest rate in Arizona, right behind La Paz County with 33 percent.
Local law firm caught up in Havasu public defender contract dispute
An agenda item that would have granted a contract for public defender services to a Kingman-based law firm was tabled by the Lake Havasu City Council due to lingering questions about how the selection was made.
NACFD meeting underway
Carl Hays looks at material prior to the NACFD meeting that began at 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 16
ArtHub bids farewell to summer residents with reception, exhibit
ArtHub's new program director plans more outreach to schools, youth groups and adult centers.
TPT initiative goes to Mohave Superior Court
A random sample of 5 percent of signatures was forwarded to the Recorder’s Office Aug. 2, which found an invalidity rate of 17.44 percent within the random sample. When applied to the total number of signatures, the initiative had 2,460 valid signatures, just 38 less than what was required to move the measure forward.
AZMerit results are in: KAOL improves, KUSD says it still has ‘work to do’
Through the school year teachers prepare students for the next level in their lives, but also prepare them for the AzMerit test. Scores have been released for both Kingman Unified School District and Kingman Academy of Learning schools.
Fundraiser for boy to walk again
“Kinith is our patient and we’ve been treating him over a year. We’ve done fundraisers before and works really well,” Uldrikson said.
Gosar, Arpaio applaud president while in Kingman
As a U.S. senator, Arpaio said he would be a voice for Republicans because he is a “real Republican.”
Andy Devine Days Parade entries available through Sept. 14
Parade chairwoman Yvonne Cossio wants to see more floats, and emphasizes that parade entries are free of charge.
Defendant in Las Vegas carjacker case requests new attorney
“I have a high-profile case, and I feel that I don’t have confidence in Ron Gilleo as far as defending me and looking out for my case,” Nevitt told Sipe. “I’d ask that the court grant me effective counsel.”
Weather Alert: Flood advisory in effect Aug. 15
There is expected to be moderate to heavy rain due to numerous thunderstorms around Kingman and south central Mohave County.
UPDATE: US 93 closed due to police activity
As of 1:35 p.m., U.S. 93 is now reopened and will take sometime before traffic clears up, according to AZDOT.
High rate of speed sends motorcyclist to Las Vegas hospital
Authorities say a 36-year-old Kingman man was flown to a Las Vegas hospital after a single-vehicle motorcycle crash on Eastern Avenue Saturday morning
*Update* - US 93 closed due to police activity
Police activity in Nevada has closed both directions of US 93 at the Arizona/Nevada state line, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.
Selling tobacco to minors: Attorney General's Office says it’s not worth it
“We want the businesses to be compliant, that’s our goal,” Mansur said. “We’re not trying to trick anybody.”
Parks commission to revisit dog parks
Residents love their dogs and dog parks, and the City is currently working on several projects that will give citizens a place to take their furry friends to run and play with other canines.
Annie’s Art Attic holds open house for expansion
The attic continues to grow and will now open a new annex at 4535 Roosevelt St., which is directly behind the nonprofit’s main building at 2575 Northern Ave. and happens to house the office where the organization began.
Council candidate Ryan Dooley suspends campaign
“His name will still appear on the ballot, but at this time he is not a valid candidate,” the City Clerk’s Office informed the Daily Miner. “So votes for him will not be counted.”
Man found in Smith’s parking lot died of natural causes
A man was found slumped over the steering wheel of his truck at the Smith’s Food and Drug parking lot on Sunday and was determined to have died of natural causes
Staff of Rep. Gosar coming to Kingman
Staff of U.S. Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Arizona, will hold office hours in Kingman from 9 – 11 a.m. Wednesday
Broken windows anger vehicle owners
Law enforcement officials give out a few pointers to help prevent becoming a victim
Residents are waking up to find their car windows shattered
Mohave Republican Forum endorses Yee for state treasurer
State Senate majority leader Kimberly Yee says she'll bring fiscally conservative background to the office.
City Planning and Zoning continues cargo container, on-street parking deliberations
The commission could request an ordinance text amendment allowing storage containers in both districts, in rural residential only, or could leave the ordinance as is.
7 felony counts for former school district business manager
Woman is accused of taking $140K from WAVE JTED, says Attorney General’s office
- 7 felony counts for former school district business manager
- Man found in Smith’s parking lot died of natural causes
- Broken windows anger vehicle owners
- High rate of speed sends motorcyclist to Las Vegas hospital
- Mohave County Most Wanted
- Army engineers to inform Butler residents of gunnery range cleanup
- US 93 closed due to police activity
- Facebook video not enough for police to arrest man in park
- Lake Mead recreation area played role in new interstate
- Mohave 911
- Sacha Baron Cohen makes a joke of Kingman
- BREAKING NEWS: Violent crash on Highway 68
- City of Kingman replies to Sacha Baron Cohen
- Letter
- Legionnaires’ disease reported at Harrah’s Laughlin
- A night of terror on Lake Mead
- 7 felony counts for former school district business manager
- New Arizona laws in effect starting Friday
- Rhodes’ land investment group files bankruptcy plan
- Man found in Smith’s parking lot died of natural causes
