Good morning, Yuma.

OneAZ Credit Union is celebrating its 75th anniversary by buying free coffee for residents at Desert Buzz Cafe.

The offer runs next Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon or until the $1,500 tab is reached at 2451 W. 16th Street.

The Salvation Army Cooling Center is open now as heat warnings persist, giving locals a safe place to rest and cool off.

Volunteer Trisha Backman said the center welcomes 15 to 30 visitors daily and seeks additional donations to support supplies.

Investigators are examining Taylor Farms — which has a processing plant in Yuma — as a possible source of a cyclosporiasis outbreak that has affected 34 states.

Shredded iceberg lettuce supplied to several Taco Bell restaurants has raised concerns, with some cases reported in Yuma County.

Cameron Kasid interviewed Morgan (a recent Cibola graduate) at El Charro Cafe today, where she discussed her softball career and favorite game day food.

Yuma High Criminals are working to build a new winning culture after a 1-8 season and many injuries marred 2025; head coach Armando Mosqueda and his new coaching staff will lead the team during the 2026 Prep Football Summer Series.