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KYMA-DT is the dual-network station licensed to Yuma, Arizona, sending NBC on channel 11 and CBS on channel 13 across a border market that also takes in El Centro, California. Both signals come out of one newsroom in downtown Yuma, shared with sister stations that carry Fox and Telemundo for the same desert audience. The present pairing dates to 2020, when two program streams were combined after a change of ownership; the older half had been on air since December 1963 under earlier call letters, making it one of the longest-running broadcasters in the region. Viewers who watch TV online can reach both feeds without a dish or antenna.

Two Signals, One Desert Newsroom

Coverage is built around the concerns of the Colorado River valley: immigration and border policy, military activity at nearby training ranges, water and farming, education, and politics on both sides of the line. A Spanish-language bulletin block, Noticias 3, mirrors the main reports for Spanish-speaking households, carrying weather, politics, CNN bulletins and items from Mexico, Yuma and the Imperial Valley. Weekday airtime is anchored by two separate newscasts, one for each network, while overnight hours fill with syndicated series.

Newscasts, the Weather Authority and Prep Sport

Forecasting carries unusual weight in a desert market, so the Weather Authority team runs heat and monsoon awareness campaigns beside routine forecasts. Sport follows high school and college fixtures, and magazine strands such as Desert Southwest Living, Top Mealz and Weekly Health Tips cover food, health and local business.

KYMA-DT live streaming runs both newscasts around the clock, so live television from the desert southwest stays available on phones and laptops wherever people have moved. A KYMA-DT live stream is the simplest way to watch live TV from Yuma and El Centro, and the archive keeps past editions available long after broadcast.

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