Good morning, Yuma.

Arizona Western College's Health and Wellness team is hosting a Back to School Food Drive from August 11 to September 8 to collect 1,000 non-perishable food items for college students in Yuma and La Paz counties — donations can be dropped off at The Cubby in Room 178 of the MAC building or at campus collection boxes.

Fat Daddy's Burger and Grill will stay open for 15 years because Yuma County granted a special use permit that requires building a wall seven feet tall, ending live music at 7 p.m., and updating the restaurant for ADA compliance.

Jacob Fletcher, the owner's son, said the permit honors his father's legacy and helps ease neighbor noise concerns (279 community signatures supported the permit).

The Yuma Fire Department explained how they kept firefighters safe during record-breaking heat on Wednesday and Thursday by using a rehab vehicle with swamp coolers and extra water — their team monitored vital signs and limited outdoor activities on red and black flag days.

Fire Captain David Padilla said they adjusted training and used sports drinks to ensure crew safety during triple-digit temperatures.

A fire destroyed the Oxbow Bridge in Cibola earlier today when flames burned at least five acres, forcing drivers to take a 20-minute detour to reach Yuma.

County officials are seeking state emergency funding to remove debris+ mark the river for safer boating as recovery efforts begin.

Yuma health officials warn residents to stay hydrated and wear light clothing amid dangerous heat as the Arizona Department of Health Services notes that heat causes more weather-related deaths than any other event+ reporter Madeline Murray will provide more guidance later today.

Housing America Corporation launched a new 504 home repair program that gives loans for repairs and grants to remove health and safety hazards—Yolanda Galindo said homeowners must live in the USDA service area, be current with utilities, and meet income limits.

Applicants can visit the Housing America Corporation offices to apply.

Kofa graduate Julio Reina ended a 14—inning game with a walk—off double that sent the RBI D—backs to the World Series final where they will face RBI Indy on MLB Network.

A preview of Arizona Western Women's Soccer shows the team believes they have what it takes to win it all after a historic run.