Ana Valdez Saravia
Multimedia Journalist at KWCH-TV (Wichita, KS)
Bilingual Journalist | Bolivian 🇧🇴 MMJ at @kwch12 / Previously @NBCNewYork @Telemundo47 @MottHavenNews @KVOEAM1400
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2 days ago |
kwch.com | Ana Valdez Saravia
HUTCHINSON, Kan. (KWCH) - Since the One Big Beautiful Bill Act was first proposed, Medicaid has been among the programs targeted for billions in cuts. With that, rural hospitals are preparing for the cuts becoming a reality if the Big Beautiful Bill passes. Hutchinson Regional Healthcare System is among the healthcare providers that would be impacted nationwide.
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3 days ago |
kwch.com | Ana Valdez Saravia
ARKANSAS, Kan. (KWCH) - Another contract for Friendship Meals and Meals on Wheels is set to end on Thursday, impacting the senior community in Arkansas City. The contract with the nonprofit, Everfull, is ending due to a financial disagreement. Everfull has already canceled similar programs in other counties. In a post on social media, Arkansas City’s senior center urges the community to prepare for a potential gap in meal services, but assures that they’re working to find a prompt solution.
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3 days ago |
kwch.com | Ana Valdez Saravia
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Nuestra programación de noticias de 12 en Español para el lunes, 23 de Junio. Se reanuda las deportaciones expeditas de migrantes a países distintos al de su origen: La Corte Suprema levanto por ahora una orden judicial que requería que se diera la oportunidad de impugnar las deportaciones y evitar que los migrantes fueran enviados a un país distinto al de su país natal.
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1 week ago |
kwch.com | Ana Valdez Saravia
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Nuestra programación de noticias de 12 en Español para el viernes, 20 de Junio. Cruz Roja ayuda a familias impactadas por el clima severo: Tras las inundaciones y tormentas severas de las semanas pasadas, la Cruz Roja sigue ayudando a la comunidad y pide a las personas afectadas que se comuniquen con ella si necesitan ayuda, llamando al 800-733-2767. Ola de calor amenaza a gran parte de Estados Unidos.
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1 week ago |
kwch.com | Ana Valdez Saravia |Jack Duarte
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - As temperatures rise across Kansas, Wichita shelters are stepping up to protect some of the city’s most vulnerable residents, those without a home. Union Rescue Mission, one of over a dozen shelters in the area, reports a noticeable uptick in people turning to them for help. CEO David Hodge says that one of the 1,400 men they’ve served on any given night, more than 800 are new faces.
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RT @NWSWichita: Thunderstorms will continue to move across the area shaded in yellow this morning. The strongest storms will be capable of…
Iniciaremos el mes de abril con clima severo. ⛈🌪 Nuestros meteorólogos dicen que es momento para revisar su plan de preparación para el clima severo. https://t.co/w4JlCnVveV
Check my latest story 📽️ For #WomenHistoryMonth I interviewed Connie Palacioz, a riveter during WWII. She is 100 years old and continues to educate people on how she and other riveters helped open a space for women in aviation ✈️
She joined Boeing in Wichita at 17 years old and became a riveter working on the B-29 Bomber. https://t.co/WGyZItmZ5q
