Michele Lin News Today

The Downtown Catalyst Project may not be what everyone imagined, but according to several Lake Havasu City Council members and residents, it’s a start.

Michele Lin said the ARPA grants awarded by the City Council this year were very important to the community, and so are social services offered in Havasu.

The City Council passed two motions to enter into a maintenance and lease agreement with the London Bridge Resort.

Longtime Lake Havasu City Public Works Director Greg Froslie is out, replaced by the recently terminated city manager from Kingman.

Longtime Lake Havasu City Public Works Director Greg Froslie is out, replaced by the recently terminated city manager from Kingman.

The Island Trail, a popular recreation area for walkers and bikers will soon receive much needed work, including repaving of the trail.

Several road construction projects will soon begin in Lake Havasu City, from work on state Route 95 to fixing local roads and bridges.

Lake Havasu City might soon have a sister city down the Colorado River and across the border.

A section of land near Rotary Park was narrowly approved for rezoning by the Lake Havasu City Council.

A Lake Havasu City internet troll who was accused last year of maintaining a disinformation campaign against multiple Lake Havasu City council members is scheduled to be released from jail