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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.

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.

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

David Rose is making his case for Arizona’s Legislative District 30, highlighting his experience in education, faith and community leadership, along with his positions on school funding accountability, border security, public safety and Arizona families.

Arizona voters will decide Propositions 319 and 320 in the 2026 General Election. Here’s an educational breakdown of what each measure would change, including rules for photo enforcement systems and requirements for certain school district spending.

Arizona voters will decide Propositions 317 and 318 in the 2026 General Election. Here’s an educational breakdown of what each measure would change, what a YES or NO vote means, and what voters should know before casting their ballots.

Arizona voters will see Propositions 144 and 316 on the 2026 ballot. This guide breaks down what each measure would change, the issues behind them, and what they could mean for Arizona families, communities, and voters.

A closer look at Arizona Propositions 141 and 142, including what each measure would change, who was behind them, and how they could affect Arizona voters and communities.

Veteran Janet Wilson’s commitment to service did not end when she left the U.S. Army. Through veterans advocacy, community involvement, civic engagement, and a family legacy of military service, Wilson continues to serve Mohave County in new ways.

A precinct committee person is one of the most local voices in politics. Here’s a closer look at what the role involves, how PCs connect with voters, and why they matter in Arizona communities.

Many Mohave County residents skip local and primary elections, even though those races help shape the community. This article explains why every election matters, highlights common barriers to voting, and encourages residents to be informed, involved and heard.

Want to speak at a local government meeting but not sure where to start? This guide explains how public comment works, where to find agendas, speaking rules, and City Council and Board of Supervisors meeting information throughout Mohave County.

A review of Arizona legislation shows that Rep. John Gillette’s short-term rental bill and Mohave County’s current classification approach share many of the same core principles, despite different wording. The Mohave Insider examines the bills, the assessor’s role, and the political criticism surrounding the issue.

Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed 541 bills since taking office, including legislation involving children, parental rights, public safety, property rights, border security, firearms, elections, abortion and student privacy. Among the vetoed measures was SB 1600, which would have required infants born alive, including after an attempted abortion, to receive medically appropriate and reasonable care. The Mohave Insider takes a closer look at some of the bills Arizonans may not know w

After advancing from a competitive Republican primary, Arizona House LD30 candidate Mike Gannuscio is turning his attention to the November 3 general election. Gannuscio says his campaign remains focused on protecting Arizona’s water, supporting ranchers and agriculture, strengthening public safety and rural healthcare, securing the border, defending parental and property rights, and reducing government overreach. Drawing on his background in ranching, agriculture, and law en

With the Black Mountain wild burro population far above federal management targets, concerns are growing over collisions, animal deaths, private-property impacts and whether current federal management efforts are enough.

Turning Point Action is putting boots on the ground in Mohave County, helping engage voters, share resources, support local communities, and encourage greater civic participation.

When Political Criticism Turns Personal: Repeated Allegations, Failed Legal Challenges, Confrontational Encounters and Weapons Rhetoric Raise New Questions About Safety, Accountability and Public Discourse in Mohave County