Today’s News-Herald

1 day ago | havasunews.com | EJ Antoni

Elon Musk has led the Department of Government Efficiency to incredible success in a mere four months, exposing hundreds of billions of dollars in government waste. However, with his tenure as a special government employee ending, what becomes of DOGE and the waste it’s identified? What about Tesla and SpaceX? The answers to all these questions are incredibly positive. kAm|FD<’D DF446DD :? D@ >2?J 7:6=5D :D ?@ 244:56?E] %96 >2? 92D 2? F?42??J 23:=:EJ ?@E @?=J 2D 2?

1 day ago | havasunews.com | Dave Hawkins

KINGMAN — The question of whether Craig McKee would continue serving as chief deputy Mohave County schools superintendent after pleading guilty in a drunk-driving injury accident was first answered the day of his May 20 sentencing hearing. Mohave County confirmed that McKee, 59, Kingman, tendered his resignation the same day he was placed on work-release-eligible probation and sentenced to jail for 180 days.

2 days ago | havasunews.com | Andrea Felsted

As the latest deadline for TikTok to be sold or banned in the U.S. approaches, we’ll find out this month whether the app will continue to be a fixture on American phones or not. A decline in fashion fads conceived by TikTok creators, (think “cowboy core,” “office siren,” and “coastal grandma”) means consumers and retailers won’t be as affected as they would have been a year or so ago, when such viral “aesthetics” peaked on the video-sharing platform. kAmqFE 3C2?5D 92G6 E96:C H@C< 4FE @FE :?

2 days ago | havasunews.com | Taylor Schwartz-Olson

The Lake Havasu Unified School District board hosted an executive session on Wednesday to discuss administrative contracts. Following a closed meeting with attorneys that lasted about 45 minutes, Board Member Mike Kurn made a motion to direct the legal counsel to take action as discussed in the executive session. The motion passed 4-1, with Matthew Houston being the dissenting vote.

2 days ago | havasunews.com | Taylor Schwartz-Olson

Between 11 p.m. last night and 4 a.m. this morning, Lake Havasu City saw wind, lightning and a little over half an inch of rain. According to the National Weather Service, 0.52 inches of rain were recorded in north Havasu. Wind gusts of up to 20 miles per hour were also recorded. A flood watch was in place throughout the night, with two flash flood warnings also being sent out to phones. kAm(65?6D52J >@C?:?8[ E96 H62E96C D6CG:46 6IE6?565 E92E 7=@@5 H2E49 F?E:= `` A]>][ 2D >@C6 C2:?