Could statins reduce death risk in chronic kidney disease
Statins, known for their efficacy in reducing low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol or ‘bad’ cholesterol, are increasingly being recognized for their broader health benefits. Originally prescribed to heart attack patients to...
Read MoreBullhead City gets final approval for Metropolitan Planning Organization
BULLHEAD CITY – Bullhead City has achieved a significant milestone in its efforts to enhance its urban planning and infrastructure development. Thanks to the hard work of Bullhead City Staff and the City Council, along with...
Read MoreArizona economy impacted as birth rate decline shifts demographics
ARIZONA — A demographic shift of substantial magnitude is unfolding in Arizona, marked by a steady decline in birth rates, a trend that has wide-ranging implications for the state’s future. This decline, more pronounced in...
Read MoreAZ Department of Child Safety under scrutiny
ARIZONA — Recent developments within the Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS) have raised significant concerns about its handling of missing or deceased children in foster care. The department, tasked with protecting...
Read MoreConcerns over dental practice oversight amid malpractice instances
ARIZONA —Recent incidents involving Arizona dentists have raised significant concerns about the state’s dental practice oversight. These cases include malpractice instances such as drug misuse, DUI, sexual misconduct,...
Read MoreBullhead police department engages
BULLHEAD CITY — In 2023, the Bullhead City Police Department distinguished itself not only through its law enforcement duties but also through its profound engagement with the community. Under the leadership of Chief Robert...
Read MoreAZ businesses adapt to Prop 206 minimum wage increases
ARIZONA — Businesses across Arizona are adapting to a new economic reality shaped by the recent increase in the state’s minimum wage. Effective January 1, 2024, the minimum wage rose to $14.35 per hour, a 50-cent hike from the...
Read MoreCholesterol plays roll in colon cancer tumor growth
Statins, primarily known for their cholesterol-lowering properties, might also play a role in preventing colon cancer tumor growth. Colon cancer, the third most prevalent cancer worldwide, can be screened for early detection,...
Read MoreEating more navy beans may help with colorectal cancer prevention
Colorectal cancer, the third most common cancer worldwide, is highly treatable at its earliest stage. However, most cases are discovered when more advanced, and between 7% and 29% of colorectal cancer patients experience...
Read MoreLecanemab revolutionizing Alzheimer’s treatments
Alzheimer’s disease, a debilitating neurodegenerative condition, has long been a source of profound concern and research within the medical community. Historically characterized by its relentless progression and lack of...
Read MoreGuayusa tea and lion’s mane could improve cognitive function
Supplements derived from the fungus known as lion’s mane and guayusa tea could help improve mood and cognitive function. These substances, usually consumed as a tea or supplement, are believed to have antioxidant and...
Read MoreEconomic impact of Superbowl
ARIZONA — Super Bowl LVII, hosted in Arizona’s Valley region in February 2023, has ignited a fervent debate among economists, state officials, and local authorities regarding its economic impact. The high-profile event,...
Read MoreHenry Kissinger was not a war criminal
Henry Kissinger, the great American statesman who has died at age 100, stands accused by his critics of many things, but perhaps the most outlandish is that he bears responsibility for the killing fields of Pol Pot’s Cambodia....
Read MoreIndependent presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr visits Arizona
ARIZONA — In a notable political development, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an independent presidential candidate, held a voter rally in Phoenix on December 20, 2023, drawing attention to the shifting dynamics of voter registration in...
Read MoreHoliday weight gain may have long-term impact
Overindulgences over the winter holidays may have long-term effects, some researchers argue. Obesity is the fifth leading cause of death around the world. In their recent systematic review, experts in Romania observed that...
Read MoreFive-year plan to improve and expand AZ’s highways and bridges underway
ARIZONA — The State Transportation Board has set the stage for a transformative phase in Arizona’s highway infrastructure with the approval of the 2023-2027 Five-Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program. This...
Read MoreESA program under scrutiny as cost set to soar to $900 million in 2024
MOHAVE COUNTY — Arizona’s ambitious expansion of the Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (ESA), commonly known as school vouchers, has become a topic of heated debate and scrutiny. Initially designed in 2011 to assist students with...
Read MoreKingman Young Marines learn about Pearl Harbour
Eight Seven members of the Kingman Young Marines joined with other units from around the nation who came together to honor the service of our WWII service members, past and present during the 85th anniversary of the attack on...
Read MoreWhy is one side of my throat sore
A sore throat is a common symptom often linked to various conditions. However, when soreness affects only one side of the throat, it can be due to specific causes like swollen lymph nodes or direct injury. Identifying the root...
Read MoreSister casinos elevating Laughlin entertainment
LAUGHLIN, NV — Nestled along the vibrant banks of the Colorado River, the Aquarius and Edgewater Casino Resorts in Laughlin, Nevada, are elevating their status as premier destinations for entertainment and leisure. With a series...
Read MoreLegacy Flight Academy supports young African American pilots
NATION — Legacy Flight Academy (LFA), a beacon of inspiration and opportunity in the world of aviation, has been making significant strides in introducing and supporting young African-Americans in their journey towards becoming...
Read MorePrepare your bathroom for guests with 7 simple upgrades
NATION — If you’re hosting guests this season, there’s much to do to prepare. Cleaning, baking, cooking and organizing entertainment are likely your priorities leading up to their arrival. However, don’t overlook a space that...
Read MoreSix proven tips to keep your pipes clear
NATION — The holidays should be a time to enjoy delicious feasts and spend time with loved ones. However, many households face plumbing issues in the aftermath. According to Mr. Rooter Plumbing, the day after holiday...
Read MoreUSDA investing in agricultural and solar energy education for AZ tribal colleges
ARIZONA — The landscape of agricultural and solar energy education in Arizona’s tribal communities is undergoing a transformative change, thanks in part to recent funding initiatives by the United States Department of...
Read MoreServe on BHC Board of Appeals
BULLHEAD CITY — Bullhead City’s City Clerk’s Department is currently accepting applications from citizens interested in volunteering to serve on the Bullhead City Board of Appeals. There are five available positions on this...
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