Lake Havasu City News

Arizona's state parks system re-opened Wednesday morning, hours after officials had ejected all campers over fears of a government shutdown.

Gov. Jan Brewer's administration is telling state workers to report to work as scheduled though the governor has not yet acted on budget bills approved by the Legislature overnight.

People make their way around Queen Creek's farmers market in the parking lot of the town's library.

The Arizona Supreme Court will not intercede in the budget battle between Gov. Jan Brewer and the state Legislature.

Email this article to a friend! The International Jet Sports Boating Association announced the recipients for its 2009 Hall of Fame, which will be honored at the 2009 IJSBA World Finals in Lake Havasu City, Ariz.

Old Pueblo plays supporting role in two new movies By M. Scot Skinner skinner@AZSTARNET.COM Shelli Hall, director of the Tucson Film Office, is excited that the two biggest movies filmed in Tucson last year both open this week.

Segway of Tempe, the third dealership in Arizona selling the electric powered two-wheel scooter, is now open for business at Hayden Ferry Lakeside in Tempe.

The proposed campuses would offer only bachelor's degrees with limited majors and have cheaper in-state tuition than Arizona State University, the University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University.

Leaders of Arizona's three state universities are moving ahead with a plan to create more affordable higher education options for students as they face huge budget cuts and a call from the governor to boost the number of degrees.

When Mack Matlock retired as a Pima County sheriff's deputy 12 years ago, he transformed into a movie-set driver.

Fitch Ratings assigns an 'AAA' rating to the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona's approximately $196 million water quality revenue bonds, series 2009A.

Ronald L. Beyer, 78, of Fond du Lac, died Saturday, June 13, 2009, at St. Francis Home, Fond du Lac.

State budget negotiations are set to continue through the weekend, with no indication that lawmakers intend to send Gov.

The Masche family from the series "Raising Sextuplets" is shown, from left: Bailey, Savannah, father Bryan, Cole, Grant, mother Jenny, Blake and Molli.

Bryan and Jenny Masche vow their new show on WE TV, Raising Sextuplets - and their marriage - will not come under fire like Jon and Kate Gosselin.

Jenny and Bryan Masche bring something welcome right now to TV's genre of extreme parenthood: their absence of theatrics.

June 5: TODAY's Meredith Vieira checks in with Bryan and Jenny Masche and their six toddlers, who are about to turn 2. Today show A A Debris reportedly not from French jet June 5: Amid reports that debris found in the Atlantic is not from a missing Air France jet, investigators are looking at whether instruments malfunctioned and the plane may have ...

Nitrate-laden wastes from septic plants in communities along the river such as Lake Havasu and Bullhead cities are slowly seeping underground toward the river.

Backers of a proposed four-year university in Lake Havasu City are looking to develop a plan that would make the school bigger than originally envisioned.

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