Mohave Counties News Today

The members of the Rural Water Working Group, which includes officials from La Paz and Mohave Counties, has sent a letter to Gov. Katie Hobbs expressing their opposition to SB1221,

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes was in La Paz County on March 28 for a “town hall” meeting on groundwater issues. In particular, she said she wanted to hear from

We’re coming up on the best time of the year for Arizona’s botanical wildlife. For most of the year, native plants in the American Southwest adhere to the natural green

For five years, a $24 million water transfer agreement has threatened to establish a potentially dangerous precedent, and turn the Colorado River into a commodity. Now that deal will be

Lake Havasu City electric customers will see an average monthly bill increase of $13.68, starting tomorrow. But according to one Arizona nonprofit organization, that increase could place a substantial burden

The Mohave County Board of Supervisors this week extended their support to the Arizona senate, in a pending lawsuit against the Biden Administration.

The Mohave County Board of Supervisors this week extended their support to the Arizona senate, in a pending lawsuit against the Biden Administration.

Council members say the Biden administration went to Navajo President Buu Nygren, but bypassed other elected officials in creating the moument.

Fueled by election conspiracy theories and axes to grind against political opponents, Republican legislators gave initial approval to a slate of bills on Wednesday that served as veiled rebukes against the 2022 midterm elections and the officials who oversaw them. 

Ron Gould of the Board of Supervisors of Mohave County said he was told he had to certify the election in Arizona or would be arrested.