for Arizona Office of Tourism City of Kingman Kingman is at the heart of Route 66 ­­–– a historic town that over the years has welcomed visitors via covered wagons, steam engines and cars.

In Arizona, Route 66 passed through numerous towns on its way to California. In 1984, Interstate 40 opened and bypassed those communities.

This Arizona town on Route 66 is known as the gateway to the West Rim of the Grand Canyon but also boasts a rich local ...

Route 66 offers plenty of mid-century Americana including some classic, quirky, and unforgettable diners. Here are 16 to try ...

The decision will be made in August, but as it stands Kingman is the front runner. If chosen, the economy in Kingman and the Route 66 corridor would receive a significant boon to the economy.

KINGMAN, Arizona — There is a roughly 8-mile section of Route 66 at the western edge of this state that is considered to be one of the most scenic and ...

Charlie, a 10-year-old cat who serves as mascot of the Hackberry General Store, naps in the store in Hackberry, Arizona, on Route 66 on June 6, 2025. (E. Jason Wambsgans/Chicago Tribune) ...

We hit the road for the trip of a lifetime—Route 66 in a Grand Wagoneer. Follow along as we drive day 7: Kingman, Arizona, to Lake Havasu.

Over decades the railroad, mining, ranching, and manufacturing were the draw for people to make Kingman home. This story is part of ABC15's Voice of the Voter series, where we're highlighting ...

Las Vegas Weekly Photostrip Get ready to rev up your engines and immerse yourself in a unique experience because the 3rd Annual Kingman Route 66 Fest is unlike any other event on the Mother Road ...

PHOENIX — Arizonans: Are you ready to get your kicks on Route 66? Transportation officials have begun offering drivers a historic Route 66 license plate, according to the Kingman Daily Miner ...

In November 1987, Arizona designated a stretch of the old highway from east of Seligman to the California state line as Historic Route 66. That provided a blueprint for other states to follow.