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Apparently, after receiving a lot of “input” from sportsmen around the state, and even a few fellow legislators, Rep. Robert Thorpe (R-Flagstaff) has decided to pull the two House bills that he had submitted recently.

When my childhood home got a phone call, it was an event.

You’re excused if you didn’t hear about the latest impeachment “bombshell” that exploded in the media on Wednesday.

Oscar snubs went to acclaimed actors Robert DeNiro (“The Irishman”), Jamie Foxx (“Just Mercy”), Taron Egerton (“Rocketman”), Christian Bale (“Ford v Ferrari”), Eddie Murphy (“Dolemite Is My Name”), and Adam Sandler (“Uncut Gems”) to name just a few.

I find it a bit amusing that we are now being told that plastic bags are on their way out.

Tuesday’s event was supposed to be the big one, the final showdown before actual voting begins.

Well, 2020 is just over two weeks old and already a state legislator is proposing two new laws that, if passed, will adversely affect sportsmen in Arizona.

The recorded message made it sound easy — take a phone survey and get two free tickets to go on a cruise.

Every now and then, my wife encourages me – REALLY encourages me – to put on pants, get out of the house and go hang out with friends for some “boy” time.

The shortest world war in history is history.

Opening a business requires planning, elbow grease, and probably some paperwork to register your new company with your state or local government.

Did you realize that Jan. 19 marks the 100th birthday of that indefatigable advocacy group the American Civil Liberties Union?

With the winter season here, we may not be able to continue our exercise routine if we rely on outdoor activities.

Who doesn’t love a good joke? Apparently, many Democrats and CNN.

It didn’t take long for “World War III” to become a trending topic on Twitter in the hours after news broke that a drone strike by U.S. forces resulted in the death of a top Iranian military commander.

I wanted to thank the individuals, community organizations and businesses of Kingman, and surrounding areas, for their donations to the Senior Angel Tree Program during the 2019 holiday season.

I wanted to thank the individuals, community organizations and businesses of Kingman, and surrounding areas, for their donations to the Senior Angel Tree Program during the 2019 holiday season.

Presented here are some ”doable” suggestions to reduce the plastics waste deposited here in our beautiful desert community.

On Christmas day, Greta Gerwig’s updated version of the young adult classic Little Women opened in theaters to great acclaim, fantastic reviews and strong box office numbers.

PHOENIX – If you've been busy creating your Top 10 list of the past decade, stop.

One of 2019’s biggest stories will be bigger in 2020: Cyber scams are on the rise.

Now that the beautifully wrapped gifts have been ravaged, the luscious desserts have been inhaled, and Santa has packed his peppermint-striped Speedo for a vacation to Jamaica’s Hedonism resort, many holiday revelers find themselves experiencing the after-Christmas blues.

There is at least one issue that can span the great partisan divide of this era. Each and every American can agree that robocalls are a pain in the, uh, neck.

Are you looking for new ways to save time this new year? Social Security offers many of its services online by signing up for a secure my Social Security account.

The California Department of Finance announced that the state’s population fell just 40,000 people short of a historic 40 million residents.