•	A story for each diploma at Kingman Academy High School
•	Pace quickens in search for Kingman city manager
•	Kingman residents return home after soil cleanup
•	Fleeing suspect arrested
•	U.S. 93 closed north of Wickenburg
•	Fewer perks, more scrutiny for incoming Mohave County official
•	Kingman students dazzle in photo contest
•	$318,000 tax bill waiting for day care owner headed to prison
•	Despite ruling, lawsuit over mining presses forward
•	Man flees wreck, breaks into house
•	Kingman council adopts yearly budget
•	$300K fine imposed on Kingman day care tax evader
•	$10,000 reward offered for arson info
•	Anti-lying rule creates headache for Mohave County board
•	Weekend events in Kingman target bullying behavior
•	Kingman spending plan up for approval
•	Pawn shops, Mohave County reach fee accord
•	Snakes! Spiders! Venomous critters presentation opens Kingman Summer Wildlife Series
•	CPR classes offered all over the town Wednesday
•	Inmate dies in jail medical unit

•	A story for each diploma at Kingman Academy High School
•	Pace quickens in search for Kingman city manager
•	Kingman residents return home after soil cleanup
•	Fleeing suspect arrested
•	Fewer perks, more scrutiny for incoming Mohave County official
•	Kingman students dazzle in photo contest
•	$318,000 tax bill waiting for day care owner headed to prison
•	Despite ruling, lawsuit over mining presses forward
•	Man flees wreck, breaks into house
•	Kingman council adopts yearly budget
•	$300K fine imposed on Kingman day care tax evader
•	$10,000 reward offered for arson info
•	Anti-lying rule creates headache for Mohave County board
•	Weekend events in Kingman target bullying behavior
•	Kingman spending plan up for approval
•	Pawn shops, Mohave County reach fee accord
•	Snakes! Spiders! Venomous critters presentation opens Kingman Summer Wildlife Series
•	CPR classes offered all over the town Wednesday
•	Inmate dies in jail medical unit
•	Goodale: Brewer will win Medicaid battle

•	Checkpoints looking for drunk, unsafe boaters on Colorado River
•	The goal: Fewer dead officers
•	Golden Valley man threatens wife, daughter
•	Cars, buses stopped near Dolan Springs
•	Holiday trash schedule
•	Man dies in Ft. Mohave fire
•	Watson: Changes send bad signal to employees
•	Four killed in weekend crash not yet identified
•	Brush fire ups count of suspected arsons around Kingman
•	Event gathers unused prescription medicines
•	Mohave County's building upgrade comes with critics
•	Cyber-exploitation up, but criminals also getting caught
•	Sports facility for veterans to start construction in Prescott
•	Truck wrecks near Kingman; two injured
•	Democrats seek more Mohave County voters; GOP wants to reclaim independents
•	Synthetic drugs outlawed in Arizona
•	Emergency repairs to Oatman Highway may cause delays
•	Plane crash investigations begins
•	Crews repair broken GV water line
•	Survivor dials 911 to report airplane crash

•	U.S. 93 closed north of Wickenburg
•	Jodi Arias convicted of first-degree murder
•	Synthetic drugs outlawed in Arizona
•	Local charities don't make their goals on Arizona Gives Day
•	Brewer uses Mohave County stop for Medicaid push
•	Wards: Insurance skews use of medical services
•	Husband and wife doctor team wary of Obamacare
•	Gosar says he's ready to fight for Downwinders
•	Ward: Medicaid, gun rights top constituent concerns
•	A tale of two jails: Mohave, Yavapai facilities differ
•	Kingman Academy: From fifth seed to state champs in boys basketball
•	Maalox clarification issued