Road & Weather Disruptions: NMDOT says flooding damaged a key stretch of US 64 near Teec Nos Pos/Shiprock, closing lanes in both directions and urging drivers to detour via US 160 and US 491 while crews assess repairs. Weekend Trail Safety: Albuquerque Fire Rescue rescued an injured hiker on the Sandia Mountains’ Embudito area and reminded hikers to carry extra water, share plans, and check rapidly changing monsoon forecasts. Monsoon Fire Risk: A federal wildland firefighter union is raising alarms about safety and fatigue after three firefighters died in a burnover incident in the West. Fentanyl & Public Safety: New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez announced a criminal investigation into allegations DEA agents knowingly let fentanyl pills reach communities, with the next governor set to decide next steps. Animal Health for Travelers: USDA confirmed 26 New World screwworm cases in Texas, and CBP says dog travelers from Mexico need screwworm paperwork/certification. Local Travel Planning: Las Cruces airport subsidy changes end Albuquerque service (small impact on overall operations), while Las Vegas hosts Fiestas de Las Vegas July 4 with parking limits and multiple road closures. Roadwork Ahead: Lane closures are scheduled on I-25 near St. Francis Drive starting June 29 for guardrail installation. Cost of Getting Around: New Mexico vehicle registration fees for passenger cars rise about 25% starting July 1.