SPECIAL REPORT: Artificial intelligence becoming a game-changer in ag
Technology is all around us. We have daily access to it right at our fingertips, and soon enough it is going to take over many tedious tasks in…
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SPECIAL REPORT: El Centro Police offer a hand up to homeless community
The El Centro Police Department created a special unit to help those who are…
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SPECIAL REPORT: The life of a police detective
Police Detectives work around the clock to solve crimes. It’s no different for the El Centro Police Department working tirelessly to bring families…
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SPECIAL REPORT: The hidden causes of vaccine hesitancy
The COVID-19 vaccine was approved for emergency use about a year after the virus was discovered, but at first it wasn’t readily available to…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Officers say many drivers are not slowing down in school zones
15 miles an hour is how fast you should be going in a school speed zone when signs are posted or lights are flashing. But Yuma police say drivers are…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Rolling Racers
To some it’s a hobby– to others, it’s a sport. Remote control racing has a massive network complete with drivers, sponsors, and…
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Cynthia Luna’s journey of mental health
Cynthia Luna is an inspirational speaker and an author, who recently released her new book, Suelta y Déjate Guiar.…
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Meet Miss Arizona Latina
From the stage, to empowering the youth in our community. Yulissa Felix has brought the state crown home twice.…
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Hispanic Heritage Month: How one teacher achieved his childhood dream through music
David Castro has always had a boundless passion for music. This Hispanic Heritage Month, he wants to share a message of not only song, but spirit as…
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SPECIAL REPORT: An employment bounce back ‘Help Wanted’
Americans previously receiving unemployment benefits from the pandemic have now gone more than two weeks without money in their…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Small fire department – big challenges
The Desert Southwest has many things to offer, and one of it’s prime locations is just a short trip away, at Martinez…
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Tony Reyes’ message to the community
Tony Reyes has been in public service for years. He was the mayor of San Luis for more than a decade, and also spearheaded the non-profit Comité de…
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SPECIAL REPORT: San Diego Border Patrol highlights dangers of the wilderness
U.S. Border Patrol agents grant us a real life experience unlike any other, giving us an in-depth look at what goes into rescue operations in the…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Yuma’s Agricultural Haven
Agriculture is a staple in the desert southwest, especially in Yuma County which has acted as an agricultural hot spot for the better part of over a…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Yuma’s agriculture business during a pandemic
Yuma is best known for its massive multi-billion dollar agriculture business. But like every other industry, COVID impacted our agriculture…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine full authorization
Almost nine months after the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine became available in Yuma County, some locals still haven’t received it. Some by choice. In a…
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SPECIAL REPORT: ‘AO Murda’ A product of Somerton
Local rap artist Alex Osuna sat down with CBS 13 to share his journey of hardship and success while giving back to the community that raised…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Miracle Season
The Corona Virus Pandemic had almost ended the hopes of every Imperial Valley prep student athlete of getting back on the field this past school…
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SPECIAL REPORT: The race to the Olympics
It’s a dream for athletes all over the world to one day compete in the Olympics. For University of Arizona Wildcat Track & Field star Shannon…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Mysteries of the Yuma Territorial Prison
The Yuma Territorial Prison served as a first for many things over a hundred years ago when it opened in 1876. If these walls could talk, you could…
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