African Children’s Choir to perform in Yuma
The African Children’s Choir is making a stop in Yuma for their U.S.…
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Illegal border crossings drop significantly in Yuma
Illegal border crossings are dropping dramatically in Yuma, raising questions about what’s behind the change and how its impacting our local…
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AWC Welding Program delivers adaptive sidecar bicycle to local family
The special adaptive bike was presented to the Drake family on Thursday at the AWC Yuma Campus, with family, friends, AWC’s welding team, and members…
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Man sentenced to 12 years in prison for sexual battery on prison employee
A man was sentenced after being found guilty of all charges in a sexual assault case, according to the Imperial County District Attorney’s…
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Love and Passion in the Imperial Valley
A local in the Imperial Valley is playing cupid this Valentine’s Day. The creator calls the event Love and Passion. The evening starts with a fancy…
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Yuma Catholic opens Copper Playoffs with home win over Page
The Shamrocks looked dominant at home as they blowout the 12th seeded Sand…
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CBS 13 SPORTS: Playoffs kickoff for several local squads
San Luis boy’s soccer starts their journey towards a state title along with Yuma Catholic boy’s basketball and girl’s…
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AWC launches Bridge Program to help Yuma County students transition to college
Arizona Western College (AWC) is teaming up with Pipeline AZ to launch a new Bridge Program aimed at helping Yuma County students transition from…
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Tracking rain chances through Friday for the Desert Southwest
A deep trough of low pressure is bringing in cooler temperatures, breezy conditions, and rain chances through Friday. However, rain chances continue…
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Plans for substance abuse clinic in Brawley presented
The Imperial County Behavioral Health Services presented a plan to turn a former court house into a substance abuse…
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District One discusses hot topics in board meetings
The school district says a verbal policy is already in place which allows students to use optional restrooms if they don’t feel comfortable using the…
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Local non-profit to host event to boost small businesses
A local non-profit organization is hosting an event to boost small businesses on the other side of the…
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Two people hospitalized after crash at Anderholt Road
On February 12, at about 6 a.m., a 52-year-old woman was driving a Toyota Tundra on Anderholt Rd. and was slowing to a stop at an intersection on…
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Lawmakers and advocates push for lower prices for Arizonans
Opportunity Arizona says this agenda contains a series of proposals aimed to lower prescription drug prices, address housing availability, and hold…
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Yuma County agriculture adds $4.4 billion to state economy
A new study released by the University of Arizona says Yuma agriculture and agri-business added $4.4 billion to the state’s economic activity in…
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Local non-profits to help victims of Los Angeles fires
Local non-profit agencies are teaming up to help victims of the Los Angeles fires to get back on their…
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Man arrested for crash posts bond
The man arrested in connection to a fatal car crash that killed two people was released after posting his…
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Karrin Taylor Robson announces she’s running for governor of Arizona
She is the second Republican running for governor after Congressman Andy Biggs, according to a post on X, announced his run last…
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Arizona Senator Mark Kelly reacts to Tulsi Gabbard’s nomination
Kelly, a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, pointed out her support for pardoning Edward Snowden and her opposition to key intelligence…
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Local hospice clinic reacts to doctor’s death
75-year-old William Michael Shea, a longtime doctor at Hospice of Yuma, was struck while crossing S. James Drive at East 24th Street. Shea was rushed…
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