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APS is holding a customer open house in Yuma on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Arizona PIRG, joined by Wildfire Arizona and RUCO, held a town hall in Yuma to address residents' concerns on utility rate increases.

To understand what this means for consumers, KAWC spoke with Arizona PIRG. The statewide organization focuses on consumer advocacy and public education about how utility changes affect household budgets.

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The Arizona Corporation Commission held a public comment session Monday to discuss the proposed Arizona Public Service rate increases. KAWC’s Maya…

The U.S. western power grid went down on September 8, 2011. At Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, this sparked the need for faster backup power. What followed…