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Saghey Barcenas, Arizona Western College student reporter.This is the second part of “The Cost of Waste,” a three-part series exploring the debate over biosolids in Yuma County, where residents raise concerns about possible health and environmental impacts while officials and workers defend the practice’s safety. -
KAWCOn this week's show, Attorney General Kris Mayes speaks to KAWC about ending state land leases for biosolids, Yuma Republicans meet statewide candidates and more.
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The Flinn Scholarship is seeking Arizona students, including applicants from Yuma and La Paz counties. Applications for the $140,000+ award are due Oct. 13 at 5 p.m. -
Congressman Andy Biggs and Sine Kerr, who are running for Arizona governor and lieutenant governor, and other statewide candidates met with Yuma County Republicans. -
Democrats Clara Pratte and Jonathon Hill, Republican Kevin Thompson debated Tuesday in 2026 race for two open seats on the five-member Arizona Corporation Commission. -
Unwilling to wait for federal actions, the Arizona Department of Health Services has issued a special order allowing pharmacists to administer the latest round of influenza vaccinations. -
Hunter says "there's just something about Yuma and doves." Business owners say the season comes following the traditionally slower summer months, is a boon for economy. -
In this week's show, Part 1 of a deep dive on the biosolids debate, it's dove hunting season in Yuma and more on Empowerment Scholarship Accounts. -
Federal officials are providing $4.25 million to help repair and rebuild the Lower Cibola Bridge in La Paz County after the structure was damaged by the Island Fire. -
Kimberly Yee accuses Democrat Teresa Leyba Ruiz of illegally using Arizona public schools for campaign content, while Ruiz calls the complaint meritless. -
This is the first part of “The Cost of Waste,” a three-part series examining what biosolids are, how they came to Yuma County, what is known about potential health concerns and what solutions may come next. -
ASU’s new three-year education degrees offer Arizona Western College students a faster path to teacher certification through a new partnership.
