On this episode of Yuma Edition On the Road, we’re in Parker joined by Keith Moses with the NatiVisions Film Festival. It runs through Saturday at the Blue Water Cinemas.

Andy Biggs outlined his agenda for governor, including tax cuts, ESA expansion and energy policy Tuesday, while facing questions about his record on Iran and tariffs.

On this episode of Yuma Edition, we’re joined by Giovanni Delgado Ferreira, the new Theatre Professor and Director at Arizona Western College. We’ll learn about his journey into theatre and what brought him to Yuma.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on September 14, 2026, with the first round of welding courses beginning the following day, September 15.

Republicans in Arizona Legislature welcome federal legislation introduced by Congressman Andy Biggs they say would speed up new water projects.

Emma Torres from Campesinos Sin Fronteras on serving farmworkers and low-income families in South Yuma County with health education, a radio station and youth programs.

Arizona officials are terminating AgTech LLC’s state land leases in Yuma County, citing lease violations and operations outside the company’s permitted agricultural scope. AgTech disputes the decision, plans to appeal and warns of potential effects on jobs, biosolids management costs and Arizona’s agricultural industry.

The Fort Yuma Quechan Tribe says the project’s preferred route would cross ancestral lands, including the culturally significant Cargo Muchacho Mountains.

In this week's Arizona Edition, Part 2 of our series on biosolids in Yuma County, remembering Sen. Jon Kyl and Flinn Foundation seeks applicants from Yuma and La Paz counties.

The Colorado River Indian Tribes and the Central Arizona Water Conservation District reached an agreement on Colorado River, a spokesman for the CRIT announced.