TOPOCK — The Topock Elementary School District governing board on March 1 expressed opposition to a proposed bill which would see school board powers transferred to a single elected official. Read MoreTopock Elementary joins opposition to school administration bill
The second ever King-Con is underway in Kingman. The pop culture convention runs Saturday 11-7 p.m. at Beale Celebrations in downtown Kingman. Visit kingmancomiccon.com for more information. Read MoreKing-Con | Kingman’s pop culture convention
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A local judge has removed himself from the Brady Shuffler case, bringing indefinite sentencing delay for a Kingman community that had been focused on criminal chapter closure. Mohave County Superior Court Judge Derek Carlisle’s case recusal occurred during a Thursday emergency hearing at the… Read MoreJudge recuses self from Shuffler case, delaying sentencing indefinitely
KINGMAN — Two of the five Kingman teenagers involved in a Sept. 22, 2023 drive by shooting at a south Kingman home were sentenced to probation Friday. Read MoreTwo Kingman teenagers placed on probation for drive by shooting
BULLHEAD CITY — The people have spoken. Well, at least 43 of them have. Read MorePublic picks a clear winner in Davis Camp logo voting
TEMPE – The Arizona Cardinals have been active participants in the free agency process this NFL offseason, and Thursday, the team officially signed six players to their roster. Read MoreArizona Cardinals sign six free agents with defensive upgrade a priority
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Calling all Harley riders. Think your Harley has what it takes to win best in show bike at River Cruizers Hot Rods & Harleys 24th annual charity classic car and bike show April 18-21 at th… Read MoreBikers Corner: Harleys wanted?
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The Kingman baseball team got off to an early lead in Bullhead City on Tuesday, but River Valley flipped the scoreboard with a couple big innings late in the game to pull out a 14-9 victory ov… Read MoreBaseball | Late rally by Dust Devils sinks Bulldogs in Bullhead
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The Kingman Academy softball team dropped its second straight game in its home-and-home series with River Valley, falling 14-2 in five innings against the Dust Devils in Bullhead City on Wednesday. Read MoreSoftball | Dust Devils dominate Tigers in Bullhead
PHOENIX -- Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed the "Starter Homes Act'' Monday, saying the provisions in the bipartisan bill would create problems without any assurance it actually would make housing more affordable. Read MoreGov. Hobbs vetoes Arizona affordable housing bill championed by Havasu's Leo Biasiucci
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PHOENIX — Kari Lake and Mark Finchem want the U.S. Supreme Court to give them a do-over of their losing claim that machines used to tabulate votes in some Arizona counties are so inherently unreliable that they violate their constitutional rights. Read MoreLake and Finchem want U.S. Supreme Court to review claim that vote tabulating machines in certain counties are not reliable
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PHOENIX — Calling the measure both unnecessary and overreach, mayors from around Arizona came to the Capitol Thursday to urge Gov. Katie Hobbs to veto legislation on her desk to override some of their ability to make planning and zoning decisions. Read MoreArizona mayors ask governor to veto housing crisis bill
PHOENIX -- House and Senate Republicans used their rules Wednesday to block a vote -- or even a debate -- on a proposal to enshrine the right to contraceptives in Arizona law. Read MoreContraceptives in Arizona law
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All three high schools in Kingman sent their boys and girls track and field teams south over the weekend to compete in the 45th Annual Lake Havasu Rotary Invitational. Although the home team t… Read MoreTrack | Lee Williams, Kingman, Kingman Academy at 45th Annual Lake Havasu Rotary Invitational
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The community gathered on Sunday to honor the outstanding achievements of Kingman women at the 40th Annual Women Making History awards ceremony. Read MoreKingman celebrates 40th Annual Women Making History Awards
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The Kingman Academy boys basketball team punched their ticket to the 2A State Tournament on Friday with a 63-50 victory over Mohave Accelerated in Kingman. The Tigers were unusually hot from b… Read MoreBoys Basketball | Kingman Academy vs Mohave Accelerated 2A state play-in game
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Kingman saw its first snow of the year on Thursday, and lots of readers and area residents shared some shots they got throughout the day. Thanks to everyone who shared photos with us! Read MoreSnow day in Kingman
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KINGMAN – There was a dusty landing and even dustier take-off at the Kingman Airport Tuesday morning courtesy of the U.S. Army. Read MoreArmy choppers stop by the Kingman Airport Tuesday
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Oatman held its 34th annual Bed Races Saturday, with multiple teams of 5 people racing in a cordoned-off section of the street to see who could run from one end to the other with a cart, make … Read MoreOatman 34th annual Bed Races
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The Kingman boys and girls wrestling teams hosted a dual meet on Wednesday. The boys teams included Lee Williams, Mohave, Dysart, and Prescott - in addition to Kingman. The girls teams were Le… Read MoreWrestling | Kingman hosts Lee Williams, Mohave, Prescott, and Dysart
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The Lee Williams boys and girls wrestling teams kicked off 2024 with a dual meet against Mohave on Wednesday, Jan. 3 in Bullhead City. It was the first live competition for both teams since th… Read MoreWrestling | Lee Williams at Mohave
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Let’s make a few things crystal clear right up front. First and foremost, green beer has always been a bad choice and is without any saving grace. I also doubt that even St. Patrick in his prime could drive all the political snakes out of today’s Washington. Read MoreOther View | Can St. Patrick and green beer save American democracy?
South Carolina legislation HB 4624 is called the “Help Not Harm” bill – and with good reason. Approved by the House in January, it bans so-called “gender affirming” medical interventions for minors under the age of 18 and prohibits Medicaid coverage of those procedures for anyone under the age of 26. Read MoreConservative Conversation | SC is protecting its children with ‘Help Not Harm’ bill. More states should follow
What was it like for 10 captured Oregon wolves when Colorado Parks and Wildlife opened their crates on a December day last year? The wolves had been chased by helicopter, drugged, blindfolded and collared, then moved to remote public land in central Colorado. One of those animals might have had this experience. Read MoreWriters on the Range | Freed wolves move into their old niche
Sixty years ago, President Lyndon Johnson declared “an unconditional war on poverty.” Using policies and programs as weapons, Johnson focused heavily on health coverage and “human capital.” His Great Society agenda also included key political reforms like the Civil Rights Acts of 1964 and 1968, the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act and the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Read MoreProgressive Perspectives | The War on Poverty wasn’t enough
On March 13, the US House of Representatives passed HR 7521, the “Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act.” The bill, which would attempt to ban the social media app TikTok unless its Chinese owners, ByteDance, sell it to non-Chinese owners, faces an uncertain future in the Senate, but president Joe Biden says he’ll sign it if it passes. Read MoreLibertarian Leanings | Congress can only take away your TikTok if you let them