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KAWC/Sisko J. StargazerOn Friday, Dec. 5, San Luis High School celebrated the holidays with a posada dedicated to Exceptional Student Services (ESS) students and their families. -
Victor Calderón/KAWCSenator Ruben Gallego was back for another year at "Somerton's Super Bowl". He judged tamales and discussed lowering prices for Arizona residents and the partial release of the Epstein Files, for which he's been a vocal critic.
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Local and state party leaders and Yuma business owner say tariffs supported by Arizona Republicans are raising costs for residents and visitors during holiday season. -
Some in South Yuma County city wanted to recall Mayor Nieves Riedel, saying she "acts in her own self interest." Others wanted to recall council members Lizeth Servin and Luis Cabrera. Now both efforts are off. -
Arizonans may get the chance to reconsider whether they think it's OK for every adult to purchase and use marijuana. -
Arizona Edition, KAWC's flagship news and public affairs program, focuses on the issues facing Arizona. Through interviews with local newsmakers, KAWC keeps you informed on issues in the region. -
Yuma and La Paz counties schools played an integral role in illustrating the divide between "have" and "have not" school districts. -
City of Yuma appoints new fire chief following national recruitment process. -
Some San Luis residents wanted to recall Mayor Nieves Riedel. The process was delayed so that recall is off as it would have gone to the November 2026 general election. -
San Luis HS students match with Stanford, Wesleyan and Emory universities to earn a full ride scholarship. -
Rep. Nick Kupper proposing speed limits on rural roads be at least 80 miles per hour in rural areas, five miles faster than the highest limits now on any Arizona highway. -
In this week's Arizona Edition, local businesses see less snowbirds, an end-of-year interview with Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva and local schools' holiday traditions.
