Good morning, Yuma.

The Yuma Community Food Bank is helping more locals during the ongoing government shutdown as increased demand strains its dwindling food supplies.

The bank warned that if federal funding stops, its ability to buy food will be limited—residents in need can come with an ID for assistance.

Yuma County Water Users’ Association warned residents that it is illegal to dump trash in canals, drainage ditches and fields as waste can harm water, crops and irrigation infrastructure—offenders will be reported to county officials and may face prosecution.

Onivda Health is hosting the 13th Annual Bridget’s Gift Western Dance and Barbecue today on the Cocopah Casino Event Lawn to raise funds that help pay for housing, food, and other bills for those battling breast cancer—local musicians including headliner Chris Young will perform.

Tickets cost $100 and children under 4 can attend for free.

YumaCon 2025

11 a.m. - 6 p.m. — Yuma Civic Center — All ages welcome, kids under 6 free — Embrace your inner geek with cosplay, gaming, and local vendors at Yuma's annual celebration of comics and pop culture.

Desert Difference: FarmTech Connect AgTech Conference

7 a.m. - 1 p.m. — University of Arizona Yuma Agricultural Center — Registration required — Dive into the future of agriculture with hands-on demonstrations and engaging discussions in arid agriculture innovation.

Fortunate Son - A Tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival

7-8:30 p.m. — Yuma Theatre — Tickets from $94 — Experience the energy of Fortunate Son live and sing along to the biggest hits.