Alexandra Rangel Moran
Content DirectorAlexandra Rangel is the Content Director for KAWC and KOFA. She joined KAWC in October 2025 as a civic engagement reporter. Although she has since moved into a leadership role, she continues to enjoy reporting and staying connected with the community.
Before transitioning to public radio, Alexandra spent six years as a television news reporter, covering border and immigration issues as well as stories impacting the local community.
She is always looking for new stories to cover and incredible causes in the community to highlight. You can reach her at alexandra.rangel@kawc.org
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After 20 years of providing trade certificates to incarcerated students at the Arizona State Prison Complex-Yuma, Arizona Western College is expanding its commitment to higher education by making an associate degree possible for incarcerated individuals. -
With Indigenous Peoples Day on Monday, this week's Arizona Edition show is dedicated to the tribal nations in Yuma and La Paz counties: the Fort Yuma Quechan Indian Tribe, the Colorado River Indian Tribes and the Cocopah Indian Tribe. -
A pilot was trapped inside his aircraft after it crashed in an agricultural field Monday morning. -
In this week's Arizona Edition, Part 2 of our series on biosolids in Yuma County, remembering Sen. Jon Kyl and Flinn Foundation seeks applicants from Yuma and La Paz counties. -
On this week's show, Attorney General Kris Mayes speaks to KAWC about ending state land leases for biosolids, Yuma Republicans meet statewide candidates and more.
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In this week's Arizona Edition, Kimberly Clark is investing in Yuma, San Luis teens help seniors combat loneliness and more stories from the KAWC Newsroom. -
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office arrested a teacher at Somerton Middle School on a drug related incident. -
Nearly three decades after the murder of 10-year-old Amberly Mendoza, authorities are making it clear that the search for her killer is far from over. -
Fire crews continue to battle the Island Fire near La Paz County, which has burned more than 3,000 acres of the Cibola National Wildlife Refuge. -
This week on Arizona Edition, we talk about the growing concerns over biosolids in Yuma County.
