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In this second powerful episode of Siendo Primero/Being First, hosts Saghey and Evelyn confront the silent crisis affecting the entire campus community as the semester ends: sleep deprivation.

In this week's Arizona Edition, we preview annual Dia Del Campesino event, Yuma farm leaders tell us how tariffs are impacting work and last week was Trans Awareness Week

In this episode, we’re joined by Pastor Tyrone P. Jones, Lead Pastor at Church for The City and author of Gripped By Hope. We’ll talk about his journey to Yuma, the mission behind CTC, his leadership work here and around the world, and the message behind his new book that’s helping people find real hope in dark moments.

Jeff Byrd, board member with the Yuma Community Food Bank, talks about how he got connected with Yuma, the work the Food Bank is doing during the holiday season, and how folks can help right now when the need is highest.

George Flores (RasJahge) and Robert Flores (Rastaman Rob) are the founding members of homegrown Yuma reggae legends UpRoot. We dove into their story, how UpRoot began, the culture behind their music and the long-running Thanksgiving-Eve tradition that has become one of Yuma’s favorite annual events.

Tony Badilla, Yuma County Director of Emergency Management talks about his lifelong connection to Yuma, his 30+ years in law enforcement, his leadership roles across multiple agencies, and what emergency preparedness really looks like behind the scenes in our community.

Jackie Ruiz and Janelle from Yuma Nursing Center discuss the Nursing Jr Volunteers Winter program — how it works, what the kids will be doing during break, why it makes such a difference for residents, and how families can get their students involved.

Yuma historian Tina Clark talks about her love of history as she is honored for decades of work in preserving Yuma sites and stories. Also, a look inside a high-tech military science fair at the Army's Yuma Proving Ground.

A new study quantifies what was lost as Colorado’s population increased over a 40-year span. Leon Kolankiewicz co-authored the study, as well as similar reports on Arizona and the nation as a whole released over the last year.

College enrollment is down across the nation, with community college students accounting for half of that decline. But southwestern Arizona is bucking the trend. We talk with Arizona Western College President Dr. Daniel Corr.