KAWC Staff
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In this episode, we celebrate National Taco Day with the women behind The Best Taquito!Owner Alma Ornelas and her daughter, Brigitte Licona, are the mother-daughter team behind The Best Taquito in Yuma and San Luis, Arizona.Alma started her journey with a food truck and shares how she grew The Best Taquito into the business it is today. She also talks about the challenges and lessons she’s experienced along the way and how she hopes to encourage other women to follow their dreams. -
Arizona House candidate Emilia Cortez joins Yuma Edition to discuss her campaign for Legislative District 23, her experience in economic development, and her priorities for Yuma County and rural Arizona.Prefer to watch the conversation? View the full livestream on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/4S6Ymz2JoPI?si=L46rMRWjQlugPWt_ -
In this episode of Yuma Edition, we’re live from the Cocopah Reservation, highlighting the history, culture, and stories of the Cocopah community. We sit down with Joe Rodriguez, Museum Manager, and Citlaly Salinas Garcia, the museum’s new curator, to learn more about the museum and its mission. -
On this episode of Yuma Edition, the news team breaks down local headlines, including a recent town hall and the latest developments surrounding biosolids.We recap Tuesday’s town hall at the Yuma Civic Center and provide an update on biosolids and AgTech’s terminated leases. The team also turns to some of the national headlines generating conversation across the country.Prefer to watch the conversation? View the full livestream on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/bVFv2SZkLS8?si=6PErrJYrh8y5ou6R -
On this episode of Yuma Edition, Arizona state Rep. Mariana Sandoval discusses representing the communities of Legislative District 23. -
Congressman Paul Gosar, whose district includes part of Yuma, announced he is calling on the U.S. Department of the Interior to ensure Arizona receives what he describes as fair treatment in a new framework for managing the Colorado River. -
On this episode of Yuma Edition we speak to Christian Magana, the public information officer for the City Of Yuma. He tells us all about this year’s Taco and Tunes happening October 3 at Desert Sun Stadium.He also gives us some insight about what goes into putting on big events for the City of Yuma and the importance of creating community events for the public. -
On this episode of Yuma Edition, KAWC Content Director Alexandra Rangel and reporters Victor Calderon and Carmen Marquez discuss current events, local happenings, and an excerpt of an interview with Nativisions Keith Moses. -
AgTech challenging ASLD's cancellation of 5 agricultural leases on state trust land in Yuma Co., arguing department failed to follow a required notice and cure process. -
It's Day Two of the NatiVisions Film Festival in Parker. We speak to Raven Garza, the emcee for the film festival, and Laine Miller, a manager at the Blue Water Cinemas.
