Kingman AZ Local News Brief Friday 5-29-2026
Fire restrictions are in effect county-wide, a new Reach Out facility opens next week, and Mohave County eyes $908,586 in federal CDBG funds.
Fire restrictions are in effect county-wide, a new Reach Out facility opens next week, and Mohave County eyes $908,586 in federal CDBG funds.
Fire restrictions are now in effect county-wide, the Reach Out facility opens June 3, and gusts up to 35 mph are expected Thursday.
Mohave County enacts county-wide fire restrictions amid critical wildfire conditions as gusty winds reach 39 mph in the Kingman area today.
A Wind Advisory runs through Wednesday morning as gusts near 44 mph are expected, and Mohave County prepares to spend $908,586 in federal CDBG funds.
Kingman marks Memorial Day under sunny skies with a Wind Advisory in effect through Wednesday, while county federal funding and water rights matters remain active.
A warm, breezy Memorial Day weekend Sunday in Kingman, with county news on federal housing funds and an upcoming emergency planning meeting.
Sunny and breezy Saturday ahead for Kingman, with county CDBG funding, a water rights legal update, and an upcoming emergency planning meeting in the region.
Mostly sunny skies and a high near 87 head into the weekend as Mohave County moves forward on federal CDBG funding and a water rights legal dispute.
Kingman sees a mild Thursday with a high near 86, while county officials track CDBG funding and a water rights legal dispute moves forward.
Kingman city leaders approved hikes to municipal water and trash pickup rates during a major local government session. The City of Kingman finalized these utility adjustments on May 19, 2026, which will take effect on July 1. Under the new structure, residential garbage collection bills will jump by 8.25% annually through 2029. This specific legislative … Read more