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Carmen Marquez/KAWCOn this week's Arizona Edition, a longtime Yuma bakery closes and what are young voters' concerns? Plus, Tierra Mesa Estates residents speak out about rising water bills and Onvida Health offers a hands on program for local students. -
Alex Hager / KUNCGov. Katie Hobbs says the state is challenging potential federal water cuts that could reduce supplies to Arizona and other Lower Basin states.
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Young voters in Yuma say rising costs, housing affordability, job opportunities and the future of the region’s water supply are among their top concerns as the midterm election approaches. -
AFB president John Boelts reacts to Gov. Hobbs ordering officials stop enforcing laws to bar farmers and ranchers from using cheaper "red dye diesel'' in delivery trucks. -
Gila Ridge is among 40 finalists nationwide in T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights competition, already winning $25,000. Community members can vote daily through Oct. 25 to help the Hawks advance. -
On this episode of Yuma Edition, we recognize Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month with guests Melissa Zaremba and Kurt Nelson, who share their personal journey with loss and their advocacy efforts to support grieving families. -
Arizona’s first 3 electric vehicle charging stations built with federal funding are now open, including a location in Wellton along Interstate 8 in eastern Yuma County. -
We’re joined by Angela Amezaga and Rosa Baez-Ruiz from Arizona Western College. They’ll share all the details about next week’s Transfer and Career Fair Expo, happening October 19, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at AWC. -
Through language lessons, traditional cooking and hands-on activities, the Cocopah Tribe's Johnson-O'Malley program aims to preserve traditions and inspire younger generations to carry them forward. -
U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s public comment period on plans to build 225 miles of secondary border barriers across four Arizona counties including Yuma has ended. -
KAWC recently spoke with Colorado River Indian Tribes Councilmember Tommy Drennan about what issues are before the tribal council these days, including river water talks. -
OneAZ Credit Union joins other local CUs to celebrate their financial institutions with free coffee, community service and more.
