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 him.
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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 year.
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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 Meisberger, that dream was almost in reach.
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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 hear the secrets of inmates from more than a hundred years ago. Though some of the mysteries that lie within the prison walls may never be fully uncovered.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Desert Heat – scientists say temperatures are going up
In a News 11 Special Report, we study the science – the findings and predictions when it comes to our heat.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Faith, Fitness & Family
When two families come together as one, it comes with its challenges. For the Reese family in Yuma, it was no different despite hitting it off from the start.
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SPECIAL REPORT: The future of law enforcement in the Imperial Valley
A ride along with Imperial County Sheriffs Office who cover 4500 square miles, shows just how officers in the Desert Southwest continue to uphold their oath amidst pressure.
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SPECIAL REPORT: California is back in business
Businesses in Imperial County are ready to receive guests after California lifts restrictions.
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SPECIAL REPORT: The Will to Walk
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – With the day to day hustle and bustle we may take some things for granted. For example, taking quick trips to the grocery store or going for a run. It’s something 44-year-old Jamie Tolle knows all too well. “I used to be an athlete. I was a business woman. I
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SPECIAL REPORT: Rio Colorado is fading away with minimal life in Mexico
The Colorado River, which divides state lines between California and Arizona, is a main water source for many residents, but that also includes Mexico, our neighbors to the south and the hundreds of species that depend on this water.
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SPECIAL REPORT: The extreme heat and your house
If you’ve lived here for some time now you already know the heat can get in the way of our day-to-day lives even the roof over our heads. There are many things you can do to protect your home from those extreme conditions.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Into ‘The Jungle” with local Yuma artist Lia Littlewood
If you know Yuma art, then you know Lia Littlewood.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Becoming a nurse during a pandemic
Nearly a year and a half after the pandemic changed our lives, we’re beginning to see some normalcy. That’s in part thanks to Arizona Western College’s (AWC) nursing students and faculty.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Moving On
The Charles Harral coaching era with Arizona Western College Men’s basketball has come to an end, as he leaves the Matadors program to become an assistant coach at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas.
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SPECIAL REPORT: The Call to CrossFit
If you took a look at him at first glance, 17-year-old Rich Jaure is a strong, healthy teen with a love for fitness.
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SPECIAL REPORT: The life of a Border Patrol agent
Apprehensions are becoming more frequent on a daily basis, and at the forefront of it all, are Border Patrol agents. They say that they’re doing what they can to protect our nation’s borders.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Playing in honor of Chris
But, less than a year after his graduation, while taking on the role as an assistant coach to the Rams varsity baseball team, tragedy would strike on March 11th, as Pelfrey died in a car accident in Maricopa County.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Organization looks to enrich veteran lives with social and physical activities
Many veterans face challenges after retiring from service. Things like isolation, lack of purpose, and other health issues may be getting in the way of living a more peaceful life. But there is some hope, a national veteran’s support organization, with a location in Yuma, wants to enrich your life.
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SPECIAL REPORT: A COVID Quinceañera
A Latin American rite of passage, the Quinceañera marks when a young girl turns 15 years-old and steps into womanhood. In 2020, the pandemic raged on from North America to South America forcing these celebrations to come to a halt.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Bigger than Boxing
The Imperial Valley has made its mark with its deep roots of agriculture along the US, Mexico border.
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