Crime Watch
 New Information in Alleged Video Voyeurism Case
KSWT News 13 has obtained the police report in the investigation in Raad Shaaia placing cameras in his store bathrooms. Hear what Shaaia said to the police after his arrest. The charges against Shaaia were dropped when the San Luis Police Department failed to get the proper paperwork submitted to the prosecutor's office in time.
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Crime Watch
New Information in Alleged Video Voyeurism Case
KSWT News 13 has obtained the police report in the investigation in Raad Shaaia placing cameras in his store bathrooms. Hear what Shaaia said to the police after his arrest. The charges against Shaaia were dropped when the San Luis Police Department failed to get the proper paperwork submitted to the prosecutor's office in time.
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On the Border
Teen pleads guilty in July murder of border agent
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Agent Robert Rosas, 30
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A 17-year-old Mexican immigrant has pleaded guilty in San Diego to murdering a Border Patrol agent who was shot eight times in July.
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Estancia Project Given Green Light
Despite heated debate, the City of Yuma has given the Estancia Project the green light. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Role-Playing Shows Difficulties of Poverty
Everyone is trying to get by in this down-turned economy, but dozens of people got a chance to see what it's like to really hit rock bottom. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Construction Relief?
Everywhere you go it's a sea of orange barrels. The construction projects all over town are a big inconvenience to drivers especially with our winter visitors in town. KSWT News 13's Jennifer Jones reports on how there may soon be a sigh of relief.
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Future Of Yuma Discussed
The future of Yuma is being discussed. Some want it to grow, others say it's fine just the way it is. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Immigrant Activists Dive Into Canal To Protest Deaths
Immigrants rights activists dive into the All-American Canal to protest migrant drowning's. It all started with a heated Imperial Irrigation District board meeting.
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Crime Watch
Armed Robbery Suspect Faces Judge
An armed robbery suspect faces a judge Tuesday. Police say it's an unusual case with a lesson for everyone. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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ATV Deaths On The Rise
ATV injuries and deaths nationwide have increased 8 years in a row. However, experts say there's a lot that can be done to prevent these tragedies. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Fatal ATV Accident
Glamis, CA November 16 — A 23-year-old inexperienced ATV rider died Saturday of unspecified injuries. He was thrown after an off-road accident in an area not far from Gecko Road, according to a press
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Crime Watch
Police Search for Robbery Suspect
Less than 24 hours after an armed robbery, one suspect is behind bars. Another suspect is still on the loose and police say the suspect they have in custody isn't talking.
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DES: Jobless benefits extended for some
More than 57,000 unemployed Arizonans will receive letters next week informing them that they may be eligible for additional compensation.
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Education First
Local School Competing In International Competition
A local elementary school is battling the world in an international science competition. Valley Horizon Elementary School is up against the best of the best, and you can help them win big. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Minutemen Say They Are Helping Protect Borders
It's considered sacred ground for some, the place where Border Patrol Agent Robert Rosas took his final breath.
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No Charges Against Suspects Accused in Stabbing
Two suspects accused in a stabbing are no longer facing charges. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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McCain Visits Yuma's Town Hall Meeting
Arizona Senator John McCain was in the Desert Southwest Thursday night for a jam-packed town hall meeting at Yuma's Kofa High School.
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Crime Watch
Stabbing Suspect On The Loose
Three young adults accused of stabbing a man Tuesday night, November 10. One of them is on the run.
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Local Families Living The American Dream
After almost a year of blood, sweat, and tears, nine local families are living the American dream. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Rise In Scams On Social Networks
Nowadays more than ever, more and more people are using social networking sites like Myspace, Facebook, and Twitter. But you and your friends are not the only ones online, criminals are also there trying to befriend you and your friends. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Youth Organization Honors Veterans In Unique Way
A local youth organization honors Veterans in a unique way. Yuma's Venture Crew 8051 wanted to go above and beyond, just like the heroes we support every November. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Veterans Gather for Lunch and Comradery
Dozens of veterans gathered Wednesday at the American Legion Post 19 to celebrate Veterans Day. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Campaign Encourages Teens to Report Gang Activity
Members of a tip line are launching a new campaign to stamp out crime. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Yuma Desalting Plant To Launch Test Run
The Yuma Desalting Plant is joining the battle against the longest drought in the last 100 years. After being inactive for two years, the plant is back in action at a crucial time. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes explains.
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Desert Southwest Under Quarantine
The Desert Southwest is officially under quarantine. Officials say a small insect is causing big problems. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Sexual Abuse Suspect Held Without Bond
Police say a man is behind bars for sexually abusing a young girl for almost a decade. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Newest Fitness Craze: Pole Dancing
Dance Instructor, Edith Aboulhosn is offering women in Yuma an alternative and sexy way to work out. It's called Pole Fitness and it will definitely spice up your workout routine.
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Police Arrest Suspect Wanted on Gang Charges
A life on the run comes to an end for one suspected gang member. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Military Matters
Local Slain Hero Honored
A local Army soldier killed in action is honored Friday. Sergeant First Class Pablo Manzano Junior of El Centro was only 19 when he was killed in Iraq six years ago. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Facebook Leads To Arrest Of Student Impersonator
Forgery and sex with a minor; those are the charges a 22 year old man faces for pretending to be a local student. According to court documents, he did it all for a basketball scholarship.
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Voyeur Suspect No Longer Facing Charges
A business owner accused of secretly videotaping customers in the bathroom is no longer facing charges. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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H1N1 Defies All Odds
H1N1 has defied the odds. Aside from birds and pigs, experts didn't think the Swine Flu Virus could spread to pets, until now. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes explains.
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Earthquakes Rocking The Desert Southwest
Earthquakes are rocking the Desert Southwest. Several back-to-back earthquakes on Tuesday and Wednesday, what's going on? KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes answers this question.
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Man Accused of Posing as Teen to Attend High School
Yuma Police have arrested a man accused of posing as a teen to attend two local high schools. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Voyeur Suspect Out on Bond After First Court Appearance
A local business owner accused of secretly videotaping people in a restroom has already been in and out of jail. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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On the Border
Jury acquits driver of murder in border crash
EL CENTRO, CA November 3 -- A California jury has acquitted a Mexican boy of murder in the drowning of six suspected illegal immigrants but convicted him of gross vehicular manslaughter for driving a GMC
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School Officials: Text Video of Student Fight is a Hoax
A new video circulating among students shows two girls in combat, but it's a hoax. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Coupon Craze
In tough economic times everyone is always looking for a way to save money. KSWT News 13's Jennifer Jones shows us how a little work can save you a lot of money on a tight budget.
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Save Money Getting Coupons On Your Cell Phone
If you're looking for a way to save, but don't want to waste your time clipping coupons out of the Sunday paper, new technology allows you to save precious time.
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Drive-By Shooting At Local Park
Yuma Police say a drive-by shooting at a local park happened in broad daylight.
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Yuma County Patients Test Positive For Swine Flu
Concern about the swine flu vaccine, after reports of delays in shipments.
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Operation Safe Treat Checks Local Sex Offenders
Officers hit the streets to make it a safe Halloween for local kids. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Local Students Get Reality Check About Drugs
More than 1,000 local 6th graders get a reality check about the dangers and consequences of doing drugs. The annual "Drug Store" program promotes healthy behavior and making good choices. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Closed Rest Stops Increase Risk on Highways
Our highways could be getting more dangerous with more than a dozen rest stops closed throughout Arizona. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Military Matters
Train The Troops MMA Seminar
Marines at Air Corps Station Yuma got the chance to train with some UFC fighters on Wednesday. KSWT News 13's Jennifer Jones has more on the Train The Troops event in this Military Matters report.
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Hundreds Attend Swine Flu Clinic In Yuma
Hundreds came out to the Swine Flu vaccination clinic at the Southgate Mall Wednesday. Officials say the community has been very cooperative in making the clinics a success. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Brewer Discusses Budget Crisis with County Leaders
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer was in the desert southwest Wednesday, and the state's growing budget crisis was a hot topic. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Man Killed In Violent Accident At Sand Dunes
A man is killed at the sand dunes in a violent accident. Police say it's a tragedy that everyone can learn from. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Team Will Analyze Deaths from Domestic Violence
A new team is forming to prevent deaths stemming from domestic violence. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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DPS Prepares for Crippling Budget Cuts
Arizona's Department of Public Safety is facing a budget crisis that could cripple the agency. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Advocates Help Crime Victims Overcome Tragedy
Surviving domestic violence is tough, but victims don't have to do it alone. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Domestic Violence Suspect Faces Attempted Murder Charge
A man accused of beating his live-in girlfriend is now facing attempted murder charges. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Crime Watch
Thousands Stolen From Local Boys & Girls Club
Thousands of dollars in items are stolen from a local Boys and Girls Club. Officials say it's a crime that steals from the future. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Military Matters
World Famous Convention Held In Desert Southwest
Hundreds worldwide are in Yuma for a parachute technology convention. The convention, held at the Quechan Casino and Yuma Proving Ground, showcases technology that is saving lives while keeping America safe. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes reports.
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Domestic Violence Survivor Shares Her Story
A local woman is telling her story to encourage others to leave their abusive relationships. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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New Law Could Hurt Local Business
A new law could hurt local business. Bill AB-62 was signed into law by Governor Schwarzenegger this week despite stiff opposition from the gun community. KSWT News 13's Rob Hughes explains.
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Teen Allegedly Caught Pawning Stolen Jewelry
Investigators have arrested a man accused of burglary. They also say he's the son of a retired police officer. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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Dozens Turn Up for Local Job Fair as Unemployment Climbs
Dozens of hopeful job seekers turned up for a local job fair as unemployment rates are expected to climb. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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County Sets Up Swine Flu Hotline
Health officials are trying a new approach to educate the public about swine flu. They've set up a hotline. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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PSA Targets Teens Who Abuse Prescription Drugs
A new video aims to highlight the dangers of abusing prescription drugs, and it all comes as experts report an increase in pill popping among teens. KSWT News 13's Carissa Planalp reports.
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