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The death of a Henderson teenager raises urgent questions about driver responsibility, e-bike safety, impaired driving, and what communities like Mohave County can do to prevent another family from experiencing an unimaginable loss. HENDERSON, NEVADA — A 14-year-old girl was doing something thousands of children do every day: making her way home from school. But for Torrianne “Torri” Mortensen, that ordinary afternoon ended in tragedy. On October 21, 2026, Torrianne was ridin

A United Airlines flight carrying 150 passengers was forced to return to Las Vegas after a flight attendant allegedly spotted a passenger texting threats to hijack the aircraft. A 25-year-old man was arrested, and federal authorities are investigating the incident.

The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office has secured $27,403 in funding from the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety to strengthen traffic enforcement across the county. Sheriff Doug Schuster announced that $15,000 will support additional DUI enforcement overtime, while $12,403 will fund five dash-mounted radar units. The investment aims to reduce impaired driving, address speeding, and improve roadway safety for Mohave County residents.

A growing debate is unfolding across Mohave County as DoorDash drivers express frustration over low earnings, inconsistent tips, and rising expenses. Meanwhile, customers say inflated menu prices, service charges, and delivery fees are making food delivery increasingly unaffordable. With some $20 orders reportedly costing nearly $40 after additional charges, both drivers and customers are questioning whether the current delivery model is sustainable. The Mohave Insider examin

Six candidates are competing for seats on the Colorado River Union High School District Governing Board. As voters prepare to make their decisions, school funding, educational accountability, student success, and district leadership remain important issues for families throughout the community.

Mohave County residents are growing frustrated with repeated reports of juvenile crime, property damage, and questions surrounding accountability. From parental responsibility to the juvenile justice system, The Mohave Insider examines community concerns surrounding Travis Cassidy and the group referred to as the “Kia Boys.”

Kelly Martin, owner of Kingman's Secret Glam Society, is making a difference far beyond the tattoo studio. From advocating for health and safety standards in the tattoo and piercing industry to offering free areola tattoos for breast cancer survivors, her mission is rooted in compassion and empowerment. Alongside her husband, Jeff Martin, Kelly continues to give back through holiday donations, community outreach, and support for families in need, proving that true beauty come

As a Golden Valley man's sexual assault conviction brings renewed attention to past domestic violence findings, The Mohave Insider calls on the community to put survivors before politics, personal loyalties, and social media disputes. KINGMAN, Ariz. — Seven years in prison. A sexual assault conviction. A victim whose sense of safety has been permanently altered. And a community now facing a difficult but necessary question: When did defending someone's reputation become more

From helping stranded motorists during severe storms to building local businesses and raising a family, Neil Tinsley says his commitment to Lake Havasu City goes far beyond an election. LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz. — When severe storms swept through Lake Havasu City, leaving flooded roadways and stranded motorists, City Council candidate Neil Tinsley says he was once again doing something familiar: helping his neighbors when they needed it most. For Tinsley, a lifelong Lake Havasu

What happens when local political campaigns rely on name recognition and meet-and-greets instead of detailed platforms and public debates? The Mohave Insider examines the consequences for voters, campaign accountability, and leadership in Mohave County.

More than a legal battle, Slimming Grace’s story is one of compassion, community, and the lives touched along the way. As owner Danni Owens faces ongoing legal challenges, Kingman residents continue sharing stories of kindness, renewed confidence, and personal support. Behind the headlines is a community with experiences worth hearing—and a story still being written.

Golden Valley makes history as Arizona delegate Leslie Tyler is elected First Vice Chairman of the Mohave County Republican Party. Her election marks a significant milestone for the rural community, bringing new representation and leadership to the county GOP Executive Board.

President Donald Trump may be making another stop in Mohave County as Republicans prepare for the upcoming November midterm elections. According to a report by The Arizona Republic, a potential campaign rally is being planned for Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport in Bullhead City. The information reportedly appeared on GOP.com, the Republican National Committee’s official website, before the event listing was removed. As of Friday, Octobe

KINGMAN, Ariz. — A familiar piece of downtown Kingman public art was damaged after police say a pickup truck struck the decorative chuckwalla sculpture near the railroad tracks on Sept. 11. The 1,800-pound concrete chuckwalla had been perched downtown for about eight years. The sculpture was commissioned by the City of Kingman as an arts project. According to the Kingman Police Department, the sculpture was struck by a 2007 Chevrolet Silverado. Police identified the driver as

Two Las Vegas residents were arrested after an alleged high-speed pursuit through Lake Havasu City escalated into gunfire. Police say multiple rounds struck another vehicle.

Wally Wombat’s has officially opened in Bullhead City, giving local families a new indoor destination for play and entertainment. The Mohave Insider visited on opening day to share our experience, opinion and review — including the facility, staff, admission prices and a few things families should know before visiting.