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Kingman Fence Buster tournament waiting for more players

For the past 31 years, the Kingman Daily Miner's Fence Busters softball tournament has been held the first weekend in June. That won't be the case this year. The...

Cancer-fighters noted at annual Kingman Relay for Life

The somber remembrance of those who've passed mixed with the celebration of those who live is what people can expect when the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life of...

Man gets 13-month sentence for Kingman hit and run

Accident injured pedestrian, endangered two children inside car

News Brief: Friday, June 1, 2012

The Kingman Elk's Lodge #468 will be taking sign-ups for the Fishing for Smiles fishing event at Kingman Regional Medical Center's Kid's Day Health & Safety...

Kids eat for free at summer food program

During the school year, income requirements decide if students get free lunch at school. During the summer, all the kids eat free.

Bicyclist OK after collision with car

A 16-year-old on a bicycle received minor injuries after colliding with a car Wednesday afternoon.

Conviction comes at a cost in Golden Valley murder trial

A murder conviction after a third trial for a Golden Valley man comes at a price tag of almost $100,000 and growing. Deputy County Manager of Criminal Justice Services Dana...

Truck abandoned at scene leads to arrest of Kingman man

Deputies with the Mohave County Sheriff's Office didn't have to look far for evidence as to what caused $10,000 worth of damage to a business' access gate.

Where does your Mohave County family fall?

Study shows single parents need to make around $20 an hour to make ends meet

Kingman Photo: March of Dimes

The March of Dimes' annual "March for Babies" was held recently in Kingman.

Paul Hernandez named state Detention Officer of the Year

The Arizona Chief Probation Officers Association has selected Mohave County Juvenile Detention Officer II Paul Hernandez as the state Detention Officer of the Year for 2011.

Adoptive and foster families sought

AmeriPsych is currently looking for foster and adoptive families in the Mohave County.

Three Mohave County employees placed on administration leave

Jerry Sides believes someone may have accused him of campaigning while on the job

Mineral Park in compliance after air quality violations

Even though Mineral Park, Inc. recently reached an agreement with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality and the Arizona Attorney General's Office to pay $1.3...

Bad situation is getting much worse, Flake tells Kingman audience

Things are not good in Washington D.C., U.S. Rep. Jeff Flake told an audience of more than 30 people squeezed into a room at the Republican Party Headquarters in Kingman Wednesday...

Van Brunt defense launches offensive

The defense attorney representing Don Van Brunt in his child molestation case has filed multiple motions to have charges dismissed or remanded back to the grand jury.

Kingman mother, boyfriend arrested for alleged kidnapping

The couple reportedly tried to kidnap the woman's infant

Mohave County employee fired after gun fiasco

A crew leader for the Mohave County maintenance department has been fired following his arrest for allegedly "horsing around" with a gun on the job.

News Brief: Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Looking to file a small claims, eviction action or civil case? A new automated service may help.

County gives green light to saving $145,000

Mohave County is installing green technology that they said will cut energy costs by $145,000.

Study: Guns claimed more lives than traffic accidents

More Arizonans were killed by guns in 2009 than in motor-vehicle incidents, evidence of the need for stricter gun laws, according to a report released last week.

Kingman fire marshal retires after 36-year career

Assistant Chief/Fire Marshal Doug Bradley is like a high school senior waiting for the last day of school. His office walls are bare except for a calendar he's using to count...

Alleged threat to KRMC staff leads to arrest

Police arrested a 57-year-old man Friday

News Briefs: Monday, May 28, 2012

Route 66 historian, author and photographer Jim Hinckley will present "Route 66: International Destination," at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Buccilli's Pizza, formerly the...

Kingman veterans sound off on Memorial Day

Memorial Day, which used to be called Decoration Day, was first formally observed in 1868 when flowers were placed on the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers at Arlington...

Kingman legislator's children arrested for heroin trafficking

Five people, including the adult son and daughter of a state representative and member of Kingman Unified School District Board, were arrested following a 3-month long...

Kingman's Williford snaps up offer from Air Force Academy

Mark Williford Jr., a Kingman Academy of Learning High School senior who was featured in the Miner's graduation insert Friday, was recently accepted to both the U.S. Coast...

Gould, Gosar grilled at Kingman forum

State Senator Ron Gould and Congressman Paul Gosar - the candidates for Arizona's 4th Congressional District's seat in the U.S. House of Representatives - faced off...

Route 66 tourist talk slated

Jim Hinckley will present "Route 66: International Destination," at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Buccilli's Pizza

BLM announces fire restrictions for Northern AZ

The Bureau of Land Management Colorado River District says fire restrictions on public lands south and east of the Colorado River in Mohave, La Paz and Yavapai Counties are in...

Kingman boy selected as one of the messiest in America

Mohawk Flooring recently named 3-year-old local boy Rylan Wirthlin a finalist in its nationwide search for the messiest kid.

A Warrior Comes Home

A motorcade escorts the body of 25-year-old Army Sgt. Brian Walker from Kingman Airport to a funeral home Thursday morning. Hundreds lined the streets along the airport to pay...

Gas prices down for Memorial Day travel

Prices and travel tips for the holiday weekend

Drawn gun pacifies Kingman suspect

The Mohave County Sheriff's Office said one of its deputies was not injured when a suspect charged at him with a knife.

High winds blowing in for holiday

The National Weather Service out of Las Vegas issued a wind advisory in effect today through the weekend for northern Arizona.

Fallen soldier returns to wife in Kingman

A motorcade will escort the body of a 25-year-old soldier killed in Afghanistan from the Kingman Airport to a funeral home this morning. Motorcycle riders with the Patriot...

Democratic candidates gather at Sirens' Cafe in Kingman

Kingman residents packed Sirens' Cafe Tuesday evening to hear from this year's slate of Democratic candidates for various public offices.

Charity golf tourney slated for Saturday in Kingman

Event to benefit a local man's recovery from major surgery

Paperwork for medical pot dispensary due

Residents interested in opening a medical marijuana dispensary in Arizona have until Friday to get their paperwork in.

Goodale defends decision to vote no on 'bad bill'

Rep. Doris Goodale had to defend her and Rep. Nancy McLain's votes on a senate bill that would have impacted the Colorado City Marshal's Office at Monday's...

Family remembers woman who died

The family described their daughter as bright and outgoing

Two dead in apparent GV murder/suicide

Authorities said a murder suspect stalled to come out of his home several times as it was surrounded by deputies before he ultimately killed himself Monday. The body of Ronald...

Witnesses aid in arrest of suspect

Kingman Police said a man caught after a hit and run accident tried to bite a police officer at the hospital.

Kingman area high school graduations begin Wednesday

This is the week where teenagers throughout the community who've spent the last 12 years in school say goodbye to their high schools and hello to the "real" world.

Kingman Toddler OK after collision with car

A 2-year-old girl escaped serious injury

Taco Bell that started an empire coming down

It's been 30 years since the sister/brother team of Krystal Burge and Mark Peterson opened their first restaurant, a Taco Bell on Andy Devine Avenue. They now own 130...

Frontier Day Saturday at Chloride

Volunteers in Chloride hope to attract a big crowd for the town's first-ever Frontier Days celebration Saturday.

News Briefs: Tuesday, May 22, 2012

The Mohave County Democratic Central Committee Democratic Candidate Forum will be held at 7 p.m. on today at Sirens Cafe, 419 Beale Street.

Kingman Council coming to terms with new election law

The elections bill signed by Gov. Jan Brewer last week may be the best thing for the community, but that doesn't mean people are happy with the state's infringement on...