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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.

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

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.

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.

A DHS record identifies Salvadoran national David Rivera Lopez as an 18th Street gang member arrested in Bullhead City, Arizona. The case raises local questions about immigration enforcement, criminal activity, and public safety in Mohave County.

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 Mohave County resident is calling for greater awareness and safer driving around wild burros after witnessing a young burro near the roadside and tourists attempting to feed it. The letter urges motorists and visitors to slow down, avoid feeding wildlife, and help protect both animals and drivers.

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.

Transiency and homelessness continue to raise concerns across Mohave County as residents and business owners report repeated trespassing, property damage, public disturbances and sanitation issues. While local resources are available for those seeking help, many in the community are calling for stronger coordination, accountability and long-term solutions.

Route 66 helped shape Kingman into an important stop for travelers, businesses and families heading west. From its official designation in 1926 and the Dust Bowl migration to the rise of roadside tourism and today’s Historic Route 66 attractions, the Mother Road remains a major part of Kingman’s identity and Mohave County history.

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.