Meta introduces measures to protect teens from unwanted interactions
NATION — In a move to enhance the safety of young users on its platforms, Meta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, has introduced a series of stringent measures to protect teens from unwanted online interactions. This...
Read MoreElvis Act aims to safeguard artists
NATION — In a world where technology is increasingly blurring the lines between reality and digital fabrication, the Ensuring Likeness Voice and Image Security (ELVIS) Act, recently introduced in Tennessee, represents a pivotal...
Read MoreWestern United States ‘hot drought’ worst in 500 years says recent study
NATION — A recent study has brought to light a sobering reality: the Western United States is experiencing a ‘hot drought,’ a phenomenon marked by the combination of limited rainfall and high temperatures, which is now...
Read MoreConfession of a public-health expert
By Rich Lowry The public-health officials are getting around to admitting the fallibility of public-health officials. The former head of the National Institutes of Health during the pandemic and current science advisor to...
Read MoreHighway 95 repaving is ‘SUS’
This is a revelation that demands public attention! The recent transformation of Hwy 95 in Bullhead City, from a teeth-rattling gauntlet into a path of buttery smooth goodness, has led me to an astonishing hypothesis: This is no...
Read MoreCold water swimming may help reduce menopause symptoms
NATION – Swimming in cold water may reduce menopausal symptoms, including stress, hot flashes, and aches, according to a new study published in Sage Journals. The study included 1,114 women, 785 of whom were going through...
Read MoreFleet of Chinese fishing fleets off coast of Peru depleting fish
WORLD — In a situation that has rapidly evolved into a significant international concern, the waters off the coast of Peru have become the latest flashpoint in a growing dispute over fishing rights and marine conservation. The...
Read MoreFive strategies for planning perfect vacation retreat in 2024
NATION – Research reveals a fascinating truth: The anticipation of a vacation can boost your happiness, perhaps even as much as the vacation itself. This is why National Plan for Vacation Day, January 30, is not just a...
Read MoreDelicious simplicity for winter nights butternut squash barley soup
As winter wraps its chilly arms around us, what better way to embrace the season than with a steaming bowl of Butternut Squash Barley Soup? Bursting with flavor and versatility, this family favorite promises a cozy experience in...
Read MoreRomance comes alive in Lake Havasu City for February
LAKE HAVASU – February is the month for lovers in Lake Havasu City, located along the western section of Arizona known as Arizona’s West Coast. Valentine’s Day arrives on the 14th when thoughts turn to celebrate love–not just...
Read MoreTable Top Events makes debut in Havasu
When it comes to event planning, the sky’s the limit as Table Top Events has the expertise that will ensure that your occasion is a memorable one. Table Top Events would not be in existence today without business owners Shannon...
Read MoreTri-State Home Garden & Lifestyle Show teams up with 4th annual Classic Cars Show
BULLHEAD CITY – Tri-State Home, Garden & Lifestyle Show teams up with the 4th Annual Tri-State Classic Cars Show for two shows in one at the Anderson Auto Group Field House in Bullhead City March 15,16 and 17. The show is...
Read More‘Gas Station Heroin’ growing health concern in the U.S.
NATION — The rise in the use of tianeptine, a drug widely known as “gas station heroin,” has sparked a growing health concern across the United States. Marketed under various brand names such as Neptune’s Fix, Za Za Red, and...
Read MoreRecent study suggests blood test may detect early signs of Alzheimer’s in brain
Alzheimer’s disease is a clinical diagnosis, and there is, as of yet, no single, simple diagnostic test. Developing a simple, early diagnostic test could help to target the use of new Alzheimer’s drugs to people in the early...
Read MoreMedical Q&A with Dr. Roach
DEAR DR. ROACH: Please explain Hashimoto’s disease. I have heard that it is rare, but two colleagues have recently been diagnosed. We all work in a very high-stress field. — J.H. ANSWER: Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is not at all a...
Read MoreDiet Center’s Tip: Good fat, good fat burning
KINGMAN –– Not only is consuming “good fat” important to heart health, but it’s also important to your body’s fat burning ability after aerobic exercise. Exercise can help burn fat that you consume; that doesn’t mean you should...
Read MoreBullhead updating water infastructure
BULLHEAD — Bullhead City, a community keenly aware of the challenges posed by water scarcity, has been actively upgrading its water infrastructure to meet the demands of its growing population and the environmental realities of...
Read MoreMental health interventions may improve inflammatory bowel disease
New research suggests that mental health interventions like therapy may help improve symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease. Copyright Crezalyn Nerona Uratsuji/Getty Images A new meta-analysis suggests that mental health...
Read MoreDesert Star Academy opens high school
MOHAVE COUNTY — Desert Star Academy, a cornerstone in Mohave County’s educational landscape, is embarking on a new venture with the opening of Desert Star High School in the 2024-2025 school year. Located at 5902 Highway 95, the...
Read MoreStatins may lower dementia risk in people with heart failure
Researchers recently found that statins could help lower dementia risk in people with heart failure. People who have cardiovascular disease, including heart failure, are at an increased risk for dementia. More than half a...
Read MoreCicada Broods rare emergence
NATION — In a remarkable turn of events, 2024 will witness a rare natural spectacle in North America — the simultaneous emergence of two cicada broods, Brood XIII and Brood XIX. This occurrence, the first of its kind since the...
Read MoreCybersecurity imperative for small business success
MOHAVE COUNTY — In an era where digital presence is crucial for business success, understanding and implementing effective cybersecurity measures is not just advisable; it’s imperative. For small businesses in Mohave County, the...
Read MoreU.S. ecomony growing at unexpectated rate
NATION — As 2023 unfolded, a surprising narrative emerged in the U.S. economy, defying the gloomy recession forecasts that had loomed at the year’s start. The final numbers revealed a story of resilience and robust growth, with...
Read MoreEntrata shaping future of Mohave County
MOHAVE — A major general plan amendment and several zoning requests for a master-planned community named “Entrata” have been preliminarily approved by the Mohave County Planning and Zoning Commission. This substantial...
Read MoreWater levels drastically low at Topock Marsh
TOPOCK — In the serene landscapes of Mohave County, Topock Marsh stands as a vital ecosystem nestled beside the mighty Colorado River. But this key marshland, a 4,000-acre haven for wildlife and a popular recreation spot, has...
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