Above average temps could bring out rattlesnakes
PHOENIX – Unseasonably warm weather is coming to Arizona bringing with it an increased risk for rattlesnake encounters. As temperatures rise this spring, it’s important to stay rattlesnake aware.
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The Same Old Gravy Warmed Over
At the February 12, 2026 “Coffee with the Mayor” in Kingman, residents once again heard a familiar message: our infrastructure problems are massive, they’ve been building for years, and fixing them will cost between $50 and $100 million, requiring higher rates on citizens.
Golden Valley cold case human remains identified
GOLDEN VALLEY – Mohave County Sheriff’s Office is continuing their investigation into a missing person/ located human remains case in Golden Valley.
BCSD schedules annual title 1 funding meeting
BULLHEAD CITY – The Bullhead City School District will hold a public meeting March 12 to discuss Title 1, a federal grant program for school districts with large concentrations of low-income students.
New live wildlife rules in effect for Arizona
PHOENIX — The amended Arizona Game and Fish Article 4 (Live Wildlife) rules are now in effect and are included in the updated February 2026 edition of the Arizona Game and Fish Laws and Rules.
Federal minimum wage is $7.25/hour
Dear Editor,
In 1981, President Ronald Reagan began the destruction of the labor unions in this country.
