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A California man was arrested last week, after illegal fireworks allegedly caused a brushfire on the Island.
By: Brandon Messick
Western Pyrotechnics Association liaison to Lake Havasu City, Chip Shilosky, prepares to organize this year's Fourth of July fireworks celebration Saturday at Piccadilly Point. Shilosky is also a former city fire marshal, former Lake Havasu Unified School District president and once interim-president of the former Lake Havasu Convention and Visitors Bureau.
By: Brandon Messick
Mohave County Boating Safety officers gather alongside volunteers with the Mohave County Sheriff's dive team at Lake Havasu City's Water Safety Center on Friday, to receive a check for $8,990 from organizers of this year's Desert Storm event. The donation was presented by Desert Storm co-owner Steve Ticknor (far right) and Andrea Foote (center), of Anderson Auto Group; and will be used to provide equipment to dive team volunteers.
U.S. Congressman Paul Gosar (AZ-9) gives a televised address Monday, presented at this week's meeting of the Mohave County Board of Supervisors in Kingman.
By: Brandon Messick
A fire burns near the Lake Havasu City landfill, in this June 2025 photo.
By: Brandon Messick
Mohave County Sheriff’s deputies prepare to dive in the Thompson Bay area to look for a boating passenger who reportedly disappeared in the water, in this 2020 photo.
Friday lake-goers enjoy a morning at Site Six, despite gusts as high as 21 miles per hour. The National Weather Service predicts temperatures around 110 degrees throughout this weekend, to be followed by a chance of rainfall Sunday night, leading into possible Monday thunderstorms.
Three years ago, the Arizona Department of Administration launched a statewide initiative to improve Arizona’s emergency dispatch systems - with Mohave County leading the way. Now Sheriff Doug Schuster is
Mohave Mortgage Marketing Director and local food blogger, Dawn Hansen.
By: Brandon Messick
Crews work on Built Well Construction’s Paraiso homes at the corner of Moyo and Querio Drive in this 2021 photo. New construction has been slowly increasing for about a decade, and appears to have gotten another boost since the start of the pandemic.
