Gov. Katie Hobbs promised a new effort Thursday to get state lawmakers to curb the growth of universal vouchers.

The system of universal vouchers enacted by Republican lawmakers is going to cost Arizona taxpayers $900 million this coming school year, more than 60% more than what lawmakers put into the budget just a month ago.

Julie Engel is President/CEO of the Greater Yuma Economic Development Corporation. Engel talks about why affordable housing options are key to the region's economic future.

South Yuma County pageant was not held during the pandemic.

The state Court of Appeals has slapped down a bid by the Arizona Prosecuting Attorney's Advisory Council to interpret a voter-approve law legalizing marijuana in a way that could block potentially thousands of Arizonans who were charged with sales-related offenses from clearing their prior drug convictions from their records.

Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing several major companies for producing and selling "forever chemicals'' that they knew or should have known are hazardous.

Dr. Daniel Corr says enrollment is up at Arizona Western College, along with some new buildings. The AWC president talks about initiatives to boost the local workforce, an influx of funds from the Arizona legislature, and helping students succeed from high school to workforce.

Guizar to leave Yuma for New York City this fall. Tonight is graduation night for six YUHSD schools.

Nationally known constitutional lawyer pleaded with a federal judge in Phoenix on Wednesday not to find him financially liable for sanctions levied against lawyers who filed what the judge ruled was a frivolous lawsuit on behalf of two failed Republican candidates.

Republicans on the House Ethics Committee sought to question a Tucson Democrat Thursday on her claim that her decision to hide Bibles amounted to a joke and a peaceful protest.