Alexandra Rangel

The Regional Center for Border Health is a nonprofit that prevents migrant street releases, says they’re seeing fewer people come through the system.

Irrigated agriculture is the state’s biggest water user, using up about 75% of Arizona’s supply.

For Arizonans driving to San Diego, Yuma is a prime spot to stop and grab a cup of Joe.

A federally funded program that helps anyone in the area who wants to start a business has recently expanded its reach to include businesses in Quartzsite and Parker.

Advocacy groups are prepared to challenge Proposition 314, which makes it a crime to cross the Mexico-Arizona border at any place other than a point of entry and assigns state and local agencies the enforcement duties.

Renters and owners of off-highway vehicles in Arizona now have to complete a safety course before they can have their fun.

Police are beefing up security for the Yuma AgFest on Saturday in response to the attack in New Orleans.

Newly appointed U.S. Border Patrol Chief at the Yuma Sector, Justin De La Torre, explains potential changes coming to the southern border.

The termination of the CBP One app on Monday has left thousands of migrants stranded and uncertain about their futures.

Saddles of Joy, a therapeutic riding program in Yuma, offers a new Veteran Equine Assisted Interventions Program.