Good morning, Yuma.

University of Arizona Yuma is celebrating its first graduating class from the Learning to Lead program and welcoming 27 new students to train for agricultural careers — funded by a $9 million USDA grant.

Dr. Reetika Dhawan started her presidency at Arizona Western College with a historic first as the college's first woman and person of color—it begins with a listening session on June 24 and summer meetings with students, employees and local leaders.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced construction at San Luis I Port of Entry starting Saturday, June 20.

The work will last four to five months and travelers crossing from Mexico should plan extra time as crews install new equipment (to improve operations).

U.S. and Mexican agriculture and health agencies have updated border rules that may limit bringing pet dogs into Mexico due to concerns over the New World screwworm; local rescue operators in Lukeville report no change in procedures today, so travelers should verify requirements before crossing.

Residents gathered at City Hall tonight to share concerns about a proposed QuikTrip site at the southwest corner of Araby Road & 26th Street.

City officials will gather public input on the rezoning request before the proposal goes to City Council.