Yavapai-Apache Nation Mourns Loss of Cultural Warrior at Sentencing
The Yavapai-Apache Nation and its members grieved the loss of a loved one at a Jan. 16 sentencing hearing in a traffic fatality.
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Sixteenth annual Visions of Color in the Desert show will display 150 quilts
It’s that time of year again for the local quilt enthusiasts to cozy up with the Lake Havasu’s Stitchers Club for their 16th annual quilt show.
AZ Supreme Court denies review of Horne lawsuit against AG Mayes
This week, the Arizona Supreme Court declined review of Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne’s lawsuit against Attorney General Kris Mayes, Governor Katie Hobbs, and ten Arizona school districts over a dual-language learning model, thereby preserving the Attorney General’s win from the lower courts.
Beale Street Theater presents Phantom Tollbooth
Beale Street Theater invites audiences on an unforgettable journey into the Land of Wisdom with its stage production of The Phantom Tollbooth, inspired by the beloved 1970s film by the same name.
A Text Message from God
One of the biggest trends to hit our modern world is text messaging.
Arizona Recognizes January 2026 as Human Trafficking Prevention Month
Throughout the month of January, the Arizona State Capitol Executive Tower is once again lit blue in recognition of Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
