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The National Institutes of Health awarded the organization a multi-million dollar grant to promote health and prevent disease among the migrant farm labor population.

The Arizona Game and Fish Department has 150 Sonoran Desert Tortoises in need of homes before the cool temperatures send the reptiles into a long sleep.

Two good news stories on the program: A local marching band is invited to London and the YRMC Foundation swims with sharks.

Lorenzo Chavez, Executive Director of Education and Scholarships at the Arizona Community Foundation, speaks on a new report outlining challenges and offering solutions to support and mentor good teachers in Arizona.

Buna George, Executive Director of the Greater Yuma Port Authority, talks about port improvements in San Luis and lengthened wait times due to port closings on other parts of the border.

Founders of the non-profit the Inspire HI Project allow us into the workshop where they adapt toys for kids with special needs.

We speak with a White House economic advisor about inflation in Arizona and hear how the border, Covid-19, and the economy impact the Ajo community's years long fight for better health and food security.

In the year ahead we'll share hours of found audio recorded between 1968 and 1972 with some of Wellton's oldest residents. Our first tape proved enlightening for one of our reporters, Chris McDaniel.

Arizona Western College President Dr. Daniel Corr on how a college-going culture in southwestern Arizona is shaping the future of AWC, and why he is closely following the 2024 session of the Arizona Legislature.

The stop gap for migrant releases in Yuma County is the Regional Center for Border Health in Somerton, AZ. A look inside the agency's processing facility.