Yuma Edition

13 On Your Side anchor and producer Andrea Turisk joins Yuma Edition to discuss her path into journalism and her move from Phoenix to Yuma.Turisk shares what sparked her interest in journalism, her experience building a career in local news and some of her favorite stories she has covered along the way. We also take a look at the latest local headlines from across the region.Prefer to watch the conversation? View the full livestream on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/5hZU2oyc_u4?si=O5-bma5n2sudGiSE

In this episode of Yuma Edition, we sit down with John Hessinger, community development director for the Better Business Bureau, to discuss the latest scams affecting the Yuma community and steps residents can take to protect themselves from fraud. Hessinger also shares the latest resources BBB is bringing to Yuma, including a new podcast and production studio designed for local businesses and community organizations to create content, educate customers and connect with the community.Prefer to watch the conversation? View the full livestream on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/KwVl4SzsQF4?si=SdMZ4kp5rG-hBnZB

Lopez was in San Luis recently where she spoke at a know your rights meeting with local residents. She began practicing removal defense at Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project.

In this episode of Yuma Edition, we sit down with Alexa De Santiago, community affairs and economic development coordinator for the Mexican Consulate in Yuma, to discuss the services the consulate provides for Mexicans living in Yuma County, its role in the local community, and the upcoming Fiestas Patrias celebration on Sept. 15. De Santiago also shares a message for Spanish-speaking listeners. We also take a look at local headlines, including an Agua Viva Water power outage and related school closures, along with Carmen Márquez receiving the Women Making Waves Award.Prefer to watch the conversation? View the full livestream on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/HFNA-GxQn9M?si=fj28tFMLUtXVazOT

On today's show, our guest is Jose "Pepe" Moreno. He just won a seat on the Somerton City Council. And he's also the principal at Soto Elementary School. We'll talk about Moreno's goals on the council, his career in early education and his interest in amateur wrestling, which is Somerton's unofficial top sport. We'll also take a look at local headlines.Prefer to watch the conversation? View the full livestream on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/zs2TJJlFfIA?si=7blpTD1kJsp6b5GQ