AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWildfire & July 4 impacts: Utah’s Cottonwood Fire is surging under extreme fire weather, prompting a state of emergency and fireworks restrictions ahead of Independence Day. Local travel disruption: A produce semitruck fire shut down I-25 near Truth or Consequences and sent traffic through downtown, with officials urging roadway safety fixes. Fentanyl probe: New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez announced a criminal investigation into DEA conduct tied to allegations agents let fentanyl shipments reach communities. Road-trip costs: AAA reports New Mexico’s gas average at $3.92, down week-over-week as the Independence Day travel rush begins. Border & faith tourism: Catholic dioceses are urging prayer at Mount Cristo Rey in Sunland Park as federal plans move forward on a border wall segment. Screwworm watch: The “new world screwworm” fly is back in the region, with NM and nearby states stepping up precautions for ranchers and travelers. Albuquerque business buzz: The city is putting $40,000 toward an Old Town Business Improvement District push. Outdoor culture: Santa Fe Airbnbs and desert getaways keep drawing attention, while hiking-focused stories highlight the Continental Divide Trail route through NM.
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