Good morning, Yuma.

Rural Metro fire crews responded early Saturday to a structure fire at Western Construction Components around 4:20 a.m.—the burning building threatened nearby dump trucks and structures, but quick action contained the fire and no injuries were reported.

Motorcycle insurance offers continuous protection for Yuma enthusiasts by covering theft, damage, and liability whether a bike is ridden or stored—ensuring protection in every season.

Continuous coverage avoids gaps and may help riders secure discounts while keeping their investment safe.

YPD warned drivers in Yuma that with rain and high winds expected this week, they should check tire treads, headlights, blinkers, and windshield wipers before traveling—if conditions worsen, drivers must avoid flooded roads and use hazard lights.

On Friday night, the Arizona Western Matadors beat Imperial Valley College 14-0 in their season opener as Reina Kasano scored four goals and Asa Yamazaki added three.

The team will host North Idaho College Saturday night while Imperial Valley College works to regroup — a strong start for AWC.

High school football kicked off this week as Varsity Blitz returned to cover three local home games—one game at San Pasqual with Bourgade Catholic, a match at Central with Jurupa Hills, and a contest at Antelope where the team won its first game under coach Brown; Central dominated its game by posting a strong performance.

On Saturday, 95 golfers competed at Mesa del Sol Golf Club in the first Birdie Bash to raise funds for the Gila Ridge High School golf team.

The event raised over $5,000 to cover travel for an out-of-town invitational match and to buy new equipment—demonstrating strong local support.

Today, Gila Ridge Golf Boosters hosted its first Birdie Bash at Mesa Del Sol Golf Course and raised over $5,000 for travel expenses and new equipment, while Arizona Western women's soccer defeated Northern Idaho to move to a 2—0 season record.

They will face Snow College on August 30.

The Arizona Western women's soccer team beat the Northern Idaho Cardinals 6-0 on Saturday evening with key goals from Asa Yamakazi, Kanon Ozaki, Momo Chogyogi, Karen Sodeyama and Reina Kasano—this win brings their record to 2-0 and they will face Snow College next week.

Yuma Sprint to Success Weekend

1-7 p.m. — Carver Park — Cost info not specified — Engage in a comprehensive speed and agility clinic for youth athletes aged 8-18.

Yuma Sprint to Success Weekend

Speed & Agility Clinic — 6 hours — Yuma, AZ — Includes lunch and hydration — Improve your sports performance with focused training on speed and agility.