April, 2025 - The Standard Newspaper

Havasu man who shot brother in chest prepares for manslaughter trial

Dave Hawkins1 year ago1 year ago2 mins

LAKE HAVASU – The criminal prosecution of the Lake Havasu City man charged in the shooting death of his brother was the focus of a Wednesday, April 2 status conference. Judge Billy Sipe and attorneys discussed pre-trial logistics in the case against Justin Wilcox, 52. Wilcox is charged with manslaughter in the shooting death of his brother Phillip Wilcox, 50, last October 10, at the home they shared at 2172 Barranca Drive. Lake Havasu City police have reported that the defendant mistook his brother for an intruder when he shot him in the chest at about 10:55 p.m. That alcohol…

KUSD school bus crashes in southern Arizona

Dave Hawkins1 year ago1 year ago2 mins

KINGMAN – Dozens of injuries, none of them life-threatening, are reported in the crash of a Kingman Unified School District bus in southern Arizona. The Department of Public Safety said the bus was southbound on Interstate 10 in Marana, just north of Tucson, when a southbound SUV struck it on the driver’s side door at about 1:39 p.m. Tuesday.

Kingman man gets 5-year prison term for child pornography

Dave Hawkins1 year ago1 year ago1 mins

KINGMAN – A five-year prison term has been ordered in a Kingman man’s child pornography case. The punishment imposed Tuesday for Matthew Walker, 35, was mandated in the plea agreement convicting him of two counts reduced to attempted sexual exploitation of a minor.

KHS District Honor Band makes first-ever performance

Allen Scott1 year ago1 year ago3 mins

KINGMAN – The first ever Kingman School District Honor Band performed for a crowd of nearly 100 at the Kingman High School Auditorium.

MCC partners with Bullhead City for workshop series

Staff1 year ago1 year ago2 mins

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave Community College Corporate Education department partnered with Bullhead City to offer a workshop series, Customer Service Excellence, to enhance local workforce skills and foster better communication between City employees and community members.

Colorado River Indian Tribes holds annual Mega Throw in Parker

Staff1 year ago1 year ago1 mins

PARKER – Colorado River Indian Tribes held its annual Mega Throw XVIII on March 21 and 22 at the Ahkhav Park Reserve in Parker. The event was a celebration of tribal culture through bird singing and dancing.

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Month: April 2025

Havasu man who shot brother in chest prepares for manslaughter trial

KUSD school bus crashes in southern Arizona

Kingman man gets 5-year prison term for child pornography

KHS District Honor Band makes first-ever performance

MCC partners with Bullhead City for workshop series

Colorado River Indian Tribes holds annual Mega Throw in Parker

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