Eldridge pleads guilty to shaking 16-month-old son
A Lake Havasu City man charged with harming his infant son will be going to prison under terms of a plea agreement entered Monday in Kingman.
A Lake Havasu City man charged with harming his infant son will be going to prison under terms of a plea agreement entered Monday in Kingman.
KINGMAN – A single-family home under construction in Kingman was destroyed by fire on Saturday, June 7. Personnel with the Kingman Fire Department responded at 5:35 a.m. to the incident at 2310 Valentine Avenue. “Engine 211 connected to the hydrant and utilized the deck gun, which swiftly controlled the flames,” said fire department public information officer Beth Matthews. “Engine 221 arrived shortly thereafter and deployed additional lines to aid in extinguishing the fire.” Matthews said no one was hurt in the incident. The fire remains under investigation.
The City of Kingman is asking for the public’s input through a newly launched community survey focused on the future of indoor sports, recreation, and event space.
Mexican wolf fostering efforts for 2025 have been completed, with 17 wolf pups placed into wild dens.
The Kingman man who admits shooting another Kingman man in a road rage sparked dispute that ended in a shooting in the hilltop Walgreen’s parking lot is no longer in custody.
KINGMAN — Beginning June 9, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will begin to gather approximately 1,100 wild burros from the Alamo, Big Sandy, and Havasu herd management areas, also referred to as the Three Rivers Complex, in northwestern Arizona. The objective of the gather is to bring the population closer to the Appropriate Management Level (AML), implement fertility control as well as address nuisance and public safety issues. The gather will use a bait and water trapping techniques, utilizing BLM’s national bait trap contract. Small corrals, with food and water within them, will be placed in strategic areas and…