Arizona Department of Transportation to host Coffee with a Cop
The Arizona Department of Transportation will be hosting a Coffee with a Cop event on January 24th allowing the community to get to know the men and…
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Two men say they were beaten by officers at Calexico Port of Entry
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Continue ReadingMVP of the week Koby Fike
This week’s MVP of the week is a Gila Ridge High school senior with heart and resilience. Koby Fike has a heart of a winner and does not…
Continue ReadingTopic of the Day: “Show me the money!”
13 On Your Side wants to know your thoughts: Millions of eager Americans will be sitting on the edge of their seats this evening watching as the…
Continue ReadingArizona law enforcement not monitoring California’s recreational pot from crossing state lines
The New Year is bringing in new laws. As of Monday, January 1st, recreational pot is now legal in California, as many dispensaries prepared for long…
Continue ReadingLocals answer the MegaMillion dollar question
Whether you’re into gambling, or winning big at the Casino, it only takes one ticket at the cost of two dollars to change your life forever.…
Continue ReadingPet Talk: Meet “Big Papa” and Copper
What’s your new years resolution? Is it finally adopting that animal you’ve always wanted? Well we’ve got you covered if your…
Continue ReadingPassenger car versus motorcycle crash on Avenue 4E and County 14th
UPDATE (5:25 P.M.) Rural Metro can confirm that none of the parties involved were transported for medical attention. Rural Metro Fire Department…
Continue ReadingNew Year’s holiday brings DUI arrests and one fatality to Imperial County
The California Highway Patrol conducted a New Year’s Holiday Enforcement Detail that brought DUI arrests and one fatality to Imperial County.…
Continue ReadingCBP officers detain meth smuggler at San Luis Port of Entry
Customs and Border Protection officers detained a 50-year-old Yuma woman who attempted to smuggle more than 41 pounds of methamphetamine in her Chevy…
Continue ReadingTopic of the Day: N. Korea wants to talk peace
13 On Your Side wants to know your thoughts: It seems it’s been an ongoing back and forth between the United States and the Democratic…
Continue ReadingYuma’s Most Wanted – 1/2/18
This week, a new list of wanted fugitives who have violated probation in this week’s Yuma’s Most Wanted. Our next fugitive is Angel…
Continue Reading911 emergency text messaging now available in Imperial County
Several law enforcement agencies in Imperial County announced Monday they will now be equipped to receive and respond to 911 text messages thanks to…
Continue ReadingYPD reveals New Year’s Holiday enforcement detail stats
Yuma police officers issued a total of six DUI arrests, 31 speeding citations and 44 other citations between Friday, December 29th, and Monday,…
Continue ReadingSprinkler helps prevent fire damage in apartment
A sprinkler system helped avoid fire damage to an apartment at the San Carlos Hotel Monday night. Yuma Fire Department arrived at the San Carlos…
Continue ReadingPower outage leaves over 3,000 APS customers without power
More than 3,900 APS customers are without power in the Foothills area Monday. Arizona Public Service reported power outages at 8:07 p.m. as service…
Continue ReadingDos robos a mano armada reportados el da de Ao Nuevo
Se reportaron dos robos a mano armada la mañana del día de Año Nuevo en dos tiendas de conveniencia Circle K diferentes.…
Continue ReadingFire forces evacuation at The San Carlos Hotel
The Yuma Police Department responded to a fire at the San Carlos Hotel located at 106 East 1st Street at around 12:08 a.m. Monday. Yuma Police…
Continue ReadingMultiple fires reported throughout New Year’s Day
The Rural Metro Fire Department responded to multiple fires throughout New Year’s Day in Yuma and the Foothills area. Rural Metro Fire Dept.…
Continue ReadingTopic of the Day: First day of the new you (maybe)
13 On Your Side wants to know your thoughts: For millions of Americans when the clock struck twelve it meant more than just another page turn in…
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