County still processing some early and provisional ballots. Arizona law requires they be submitted by Nov. 19.

On this episode of Yuma Edition, KYMA multimedia journalist and Arizona Western College alum Lynette Niebla discusses her journey from college athletics to journalism.

The purpose was to celebrate the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer or LGBTQ community. It was organized by the Citizens Curating Safe Spaces Yuma organization

Arizona Western Matadors and Lady Matadors fall sports still active. Volleyball hosts game tonight,soccer teams find out Tuesday who they'll play in national tournaments

The foundation hosted a walk at West Wetlands Park to honor survivors, support loved ones and raise awareness of domestic violence, breast cancer and pregnancy and infant loss.

We’re joined by Dr. Diego Márquez and Nestor Márquez of Grace Dental Studio & Co. in Los Algodones, Mexico. They talk about their journey into dentistry, why people choose to get dental work in Mexico, and how winter visitors help fuel the local dental tourism industry.

Incoming Democratic leaders say they won't continue defending state abortion restrictions in court, potentially clearing the way for several laws to be permanently struck down.

On Arizona Edition, voters in Yuma and San Luis share their priorities in the 2026 midterm election. Plus, a look at a Somerton robotics team and the federal grant supporting its work.

Siendo Primero returns for a new season! Hosts Saghey Barcenas and Elias Alvarez explore the challenges of navigating financial aid, sharing student experiences and expert FAFSA advice.

Infrastructure, education and affordability brought thousands of San Luis voters out to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026.