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In this week's Arizona Edition, Yuma proclaims May awareness month for MMIW, Yuma's parks and rec director on an aquatics feasibility study, local students at a state science fair and hear from an AWC professor. -
iStockphoto.comJudge rejected request by company accused of excessive groundwater pumping in La Paz County to delay case while state officials conduct separate study of the entire area.
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Students from YUHSD's Mastery of the Arts Program painted a new mural for Palmcroft Elementary, and celebrated with a ribbon cutting. -
An audit of Arizona’s voucher program is sparking renewed debate over accountability and education policy ahead of the primary election. -
Dr. Shadi Kilani will be serving as the Entrepreneurial College's chief external ambassador starting May 18. -
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and the ACLU are challenging state laws that ban advanced practice clinicians from providing abortion services. -
For many students, math brings doubt — but one AWC professor is working to change that through encouragement and support. -
What started as a small playgroup has grown into an inclusive community space for connection in Yuma. -
Report on largest medical services provider finds Onvida Health employees 14.4 % of the entire workforce in the Yuma area. Expansion in Foothills and San Luis coming soon -
Congressman Paul Gosar says bill would set aside roughly 22,000 acres in Yuma and La Paz counties for military testing and training operations at YPG. -
In this week's Arizona Edition, Gov. Katie Hobbs visits AWC Workforce Accelerator in Wellton, Rep. Grijalva honors students,Onvida's economic impact and Yuma firefighters -
Gov. Katie Hobbs said Friday it's critical to Arizona for the federal government to extend a free-trade agreement with Mexico and Canada, touting the economic benefits of agricultural exports.
