Karime Hayer and Karime Burruel are the mother-daughter team behind Nichim Cafe in the Yuma Foothills. They are importers of organic coffee and Mexican chocolate.

Ruedas is a public health professional and write-in candidate for Yuma City Council. She said she's running because local government should better reflect the community.

Justin Salgado and Jeanette Romo brought the Blind Luck EDM rave to Yuma last month. They're back at Tarros Chicali this Friday for the Sin Limites reggaeton x EDM show.

Today is the last day to register to vote in Arizona! We're joined by Cortez, a candidate for AZ House in LD 23 and Franky Sandoval who does marketing for her campaign.

On today's What's Up Yuma? Radio show, we spoke with Gali Acosta, a professional makeup artist and entrepreneur on the Yuma Beauty Expo July 18 at the Yuma Civic Center.

KAWC's award-winning education solutions reporter Sisko Stargazer discusses local journalism, public school funding and their recent First Place PMJA award.

Beverly Cade, President of the NAACP Yuma County Branch and City Councilwoman Karen Watts talk about the history of Juneteenth and what it means to the community today.

Outgoing KAWC/KOFA Border Radio General Manager Dave Riek is today's special guest. The co-hosts are Development Director Alice Ferris and Underwriting Manager Jim Anderson.

Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls is seeking a fourth term in office. We talked about hot topics like data centers and the spaceport and how Nicholls said Yuma is growing.

Struck is an assistant pastor at The Potters House in Yuma. He's also served in South Africa. Past jobs include JC Penney shoe salesman and juvenile probation officer.