Dolan Springs News

Goldman Sachs and finance bank CIT have reached an agreement with Las Vegas-based Riviera Broadcasting Group to take control of the limited liability company pending FCC approval, expected in 60-to-90 days, after the company failed to make its loan payments.

Mohave County Sheriff's detectives arrested two Kingman-area men Thursday on felony charges after they allegedly dumped waste in public use areas.

The condition of a Chinese woman tourist critically injured in last week's tour bus crash in Arizona has improved, a spokesman of the hospital where she is receiving treatment said Friday.

The only bush crash that's happened lately in the U.S. is by George W. D.L.K. Quite a few readers noticed this one.

Four days after that fatal tour bus crash near Hoover Dam, dozens of relatives have arrived from China to take the remains of their loved ones back home.

The Mohave County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in finding a gunman who assaulted a Dolan Springs elementary school teacher.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety has released the identities of seven people killed when a tour bus crashed last week near the Hoover Dam.

A Dolan Springs elementary school was locked down Tuesday after authorities responded to reports of a gunman on campus.

It is still unclear what caused a charter bus to crash and roll on U.S.-93 near Dolan Springs, Arizona Saturday morning.

At least two of the bus accident victims are still in critical condition at University Medical Center and doctors say they could need some long-term medical care.

What caused a charter bus to veer off the road and roll onto its side on US-93, near Dolan Springs, AZ, as it was headed back to Las Vegas is still uncertain.

China's Foreign Ministry has demanded that the U.S. Embassy to China facilitate travel for the families of those killed and injured in Friday's tour bus crash near the Hoover Dam in Arizona.

An official works at the scene of a fatal tour bus accident that left seven Chinese tourists dead on US-93 near Dolan Springs, Arizona Jan.

The National Transportation Safety Board began its probe Sunday of a tourist bus crash in Arizona that killed seven people and injured 11, officials said.

Security at the polls is extremely tight. All voters are being searched and there are bans on driving in major cities.

A trip to the Grand Canyon turned deadly when a bus carrying Chinese tourists overturned on a highway near the Hoover Dam, killing seven people and injuring 10 others, several critically.

Investigators were trying to determine why the bus crashed on U.S. 93 late Friday afternoon, ejecting several people. Six were pronounced dead at the scene, while a seventh died at a hospital, said Cmdr. Dean Nyhart of the Arizona Department of Public Safety. The driver was among those in critical condition, he said.