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Rattlers, other venomous critters topic for first Kingman Summer Wildlife Series talk
With this fact in mind, the Arizona Game and Fish Department's Region 3 office in Kingman will begin its six-part Summer Wildlife Series with Venomous Critters, 6:30-7:30 p.m., Friday at the Kingman Mohave County Library at 3269 N. Burbank.
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Monday Morning Sheriffs Blotter
Mohave County Sheriff's detectives are investigating the death of a Mohave County Adult Detention Facility inmate on Saturday morning.
Goodale: Brewer will win Medicaid battle
Rep. Doris Goodale, R- Kingman, expects some form of Gov. Jan Brewer's plan to expand the Arizona's Medicaid program to pass the Legislature, regardless of efforts by some Republicans to kill it.
Mohave County Pawn Wars, Part II
The Board postponed its decision on levying a fee on all pawn tickets during its last meeting on May 6. The fee would help the Mohave County Sheriff's Office pay for a new Internet pawn ticket tracking system.
Golden Valley man threatens wife, daughter
Deputies responded to a weapons offense call at about 11 p.m. in the 3300 block of Malibu Road.
Cars, buses stopped near Dolan Springs
Local, state, federal and tribal law enforcement agencies conducted a special traffic detail near Dolan Springs on Monday that targeted aggressive moving violations.
Lottery bill is no winner for Mohave County
Mohave County officials are crying foul after the Arizona Senate released a budget bill that would restore lottery funds to some but not all counties in the state.
Body of missing man found near So-Hi
A man riding an ATV came across the body of So-Hi resident Larry Brotsch, who went missing April 24.
Cyclists set to remember the fallen
It was a few weeks before Christmas in 2007 when Victor Rounseville spoke to his sister Annette about her holiday plans.
Molestation trial faces former leading citizen
An Aug. 19 trial date on child molestation charges has been set for a former executive director of the defunct Mohave County Economic Development Authority.
MCSO says Kingman woman killed cat, beat mother in violent rampage
A woman was arrested Thursday after she allegedly killed a cat and threw the carcass at her 74-year-old mother and then beat her.
Six finalists vie for top spot in Mohave County
The Mohave County Board of Supervisors will review six finalists for the position during a special meeting at 9:30 a.m. today in the County Administration Building, 700 W Beale St.
Appeals court hears case in Kingman, connects with Williams High students
Area students got a taste of the complexities of litigation Thursday when judges from the Arizona Court of Appeals held court at Lee Williams High School.
Arizona mine production set to begin
Energy Fuels Incorporated, the owner and operator of the Pinenut Mine in Mohave County, Ariz., expects to commence production at the mine in late May or early June and continue for two to three years under its approved mining plan of operations.
Watson: Changes send bad signal to employees
Board of Supervisors Chairman Gary Watson questioned the fairness of changing the county's Office of Management and Budget manager from a classified to unclassified positions without compensation Monday.
Second marijuana grow defendant sentenced
Brandon Militello, the man who was arrested in a marijuana grow operation along with Trent Salem, the son of Kingman Mayor John Salem, this week received the same sentence as his co-defendant did two weeks ago.
Pawn shop fee treats Mohave customers 'like criminals'
After hearing from several angry pawnshop owners, the Mohave County Board of Supervisors postponed a decision on adding a dollar per transaction fee to pay for a new pawn ticket tracking system for the Sheriff's Office.
Man drives burning car toward medical marijuana dispensary in Kingman
Kingman pawnbroker says plan treats customers like criminals
A proposed pawnshop ticket tracking system would treat customers like criminals and raise costs for pawnbrokers, one opponent of the system said.
Prescott's Fann Contracting to pave Grand Canyon West road for $25M
Prescott-based Fann Contracting has had a business relationship with the Hualapai Tribal Nation in Mohave County for five years, and recently started paving the final nine miles of a road leading to Grand Canyon West.