Nervy clerk just says no to armed robber

The Kingman Daily Miner - Fri Nov 27

Bullhead City Police are investigating whether an attempted burglary this week was committed by the same man suspected of three armed robberies in the last month.

Retailers have high hopes for Black Friday

The Kingman Daily Miner - Fri Nov 27

Black Friday, the biggest shopping day of the year, so named for its positive effect on the ledgers of retailers nationwide, kicks off the holiday shopping season today, and if you're reading this, you've probably already missed a deal or two.

I-40 work in area resumes in March

The Kingman Daily Miner - Fri Nov 27

Road crews from FNF Construction finished initial repaving work on a 10-mile stretch of Interstate 40 through Kingman this month, and they are set to return in mid-March to add the finishing touch, a layer of rubberized asphalt.

Kingman school gets full-time drug enforcement dog

Daily News Sun - Thu Nov 26

Kingman High School's newest employee spends the better part of his day lounging in a cage.

Help KRMC light up the holidays with Tree of Lights

The Kingman Daily Miner - Thu Nov 26

The holidays would not be complete without the annual KRMC Foundation's "Tree of Lights" to light up the hospital with holiday cheer! The tree, visible from Stockton Hill Road and Interstate 40, is made up of lighted bulbs and ornaments which have been purchased by individuals to honor someone special or as a holiday greeting.

KUSD hit by $1.5M in state budget cuts

The Kingman Daily Miner - Thu Nov 26

The Kingman Unified School District's annual operating budget is set to drop by $1.5 million following the announcement of more than $144 million in statewide public education cuts agreed upon by the state Legislature Monday.

'I used to come to this theater to see movies'

The Kingman Daily Miner - Wed Nov 25

Kiowa Gordon hands a "Twilight" shirt to a fan Monday night at Brenden Theatres.

Stabbing suspect faces new charge

The Kingman Daily Miner - Wed Nov 25

An attempted murder suspect who was recently extradited from California is facing new felony charges for allegedly assaulting a detention officer at the Mohave County Jail.

Travel to drop, but confidence returning

The Kingman Daily Miner - Wed Nov 25

This upcoming Thanksgiving Day weekend will be the ninth holiday weekend in a row that the number of Arizonans traveling will have fallen from the previous year's total.

Helping the Homeless

The Kingman Daily Miner - Fri Nov 20

Melissa Cornelia, right, administrator of Cornerstone Mission, receives a $1,000 check from Kingman Presbyterian Church Missions Chairwoman Margaret K. Appleton.