Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Laughlin River Tours
Entertainment
River nights, sorted: When you want a low-key evening that still feels special, Laughlin River Tours delivers with a narrated scenic cruise, Rockin’ on the River vibes, and an award-winning dinner cruise with chef-prepared cuisine aboard the Grand Celebration… plus private charters, weddings, and t…
Spice it your way: Whether you’re into spicy hot or spicy not, Thai Food Restaurant nails that balanced Thai flavor with fragrant soups, savory noodles and rice, colorful stir-fries, curries, seafood, and vegetarian-friendly picks, all cooked to order.
Adventure in a pint: The Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery brings handcrafted beer, spirits, and ready-to-drink cocktails to its Kingman outpost, plus solid pub grub and pool tables for when bragging rights matter more than IBUs.
Jose Baltazar, a career criminal serving a 14-year prison term in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, has been resentenced to 13 years in Mohave County Superior Court after a court ruling that a previous plea agreement was flawed.
The City of Kingman is set to celebrate the grand opening of the Flying Fortress Parkway I-40 Interchange on October 5, with a ribbon cutting ceremony and a B-17 flyover.
A new Route 66 sign has been added to a bridge on the Phoenix-Vegas freeway project, marking the end of a years-long project to smooth out the Kingman stretch of highway between Phoenix and Las Vegas.