Home Grown: INSV lettuce virus workshop in Yuma
In today’s Home Grown, a type of virus called Impatients Necrotic Spot Virus (INSV) was first detected in Yuma County lettuce in spring…
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A new program aims to strengthen Girl Scouts from the inside out
Emilia Cortez the Director for the Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona says that the idea came to her in the most unfortunate of ways. At home with…
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5-year-old migrant child found at border
Border Patrol agents say an individual escorted the 5-year-old across the border and returned back to…
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EXCLUSIVE: Dad of Yuma murder victim hopes for death penalty for two suspects
Two murder suspects appeared in court Monday morning for for taking the life of a Yuma man who had been missing since March. His remains were found…
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A nurse practitioner tells us why she chose the Desert Southwest
As states across the country struggle to attract and maintain a steady medical workforce, the questions can be asked what draws them to the Desert…
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Homeless population at higher risk during high temperatures
As temperatures rise, so do heat-related health risks. A danger to all, but especially the homeless population. Crossroads Mission is doing its part…
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House fire in Yuma leaves one child dead
– A child is dead after a house fire in Yuma. The flames sent an adult and a second child to the…
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Career expert says to refresh your digital skills
Being computer literate is a fact of life in the modern age. Companies the world over rely on networks to manage their companies.…
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AWC to host Reg Fest event in Somerton for Fall 2021 semester
AWC says it’s now enrolling for the Fall 2021 semester. The event will be from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the AWC Somerton Center located at 1011 N…
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Wind storm sends 30 pets to the shelter
HSOY reminds the community to close their gates and doors to avoid your pets from running outside. Pet owners, if you’ve lost your pet, stop by the…
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Graffiti, vandalism increasing at Yuma East Wetlands
The Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area says the Yuma East Wetlands’ benches have been graffitied and…
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Power restored for APS customers
According to the APS outage map, Somerton residents have power…
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Locals taking advantage of community pools during extreme heat
Yuma’s community pools are back open and if you’re looking for something to do to beat the heat the water is where you want to be. With several…
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Many spending the hot weekend out on the water
Have you stepped outside today? Well, the heat is on and millions of people across the southwest are experiencing heat advisories and record-breaking…
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Eligible parents could receive child tax credit in advance
July 15th is the first day eligible parents can receive up to 300 dollars per child as part of the American Rescue Plan. This means you would be…
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Business beyond the pandemic
As the pandemic drove many small businesses to the ground, some made it through the storm. Coffee Bean and Espresso Bar in Yuma is getting busier and…
Continue Reading Yuma County Library District holds donation drive to benefit HSOY
The Yuma County Library District is holding a donation drive to help the Human Society of Yuma to continue helping pets in…
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A local motorcycle group plans to remember a fallen rider in a very special way
For years, Roy Maroniuk hosted a Biker Barbecue in Yuma, raising money for area nonprofits. The event was postponed in 2020, because of the pandemic.…
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Town of Tacna among list of USDA water infrastructure improvements
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development is investing over seven million dollars to improve rural water infrastructure.…
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8 Sworn-in as YCSO’s newest detention officers
Congratulations to the newest detention officers with the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office YUMA COUNTY, Ariz. (CBS 13) – The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office…
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