Fentanyl Accountability in NM: Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says New Mexico may pursue billions in civil damages after reports that DEA agents allegedly let fentanyl shipments continue while building larger cases—raising alarms as overdose deaths remain high. Maternal Health & Child Welfare: Providers warn that New Mexico’s policy of taking custody of substance-exposed newborns is harming families, with clinicians describing fear of losing babies as a major barrier to care. Wildfire & Smoke Safety: The Sacaton Fire prompted GO evacuation status for the Willow Creek subdivision and trail closures, while a heat-and-smoke weekend raises risks for heat illness and respiratory problems. Tick-Linked Allergy Research: A CDC study found alpha-gal antibodies in up to 31% of blood samples in some higher-risk states, tied to tick bites and possible red-meat allergy reactions. Child Care Access: UNM Children’s Campus received $4.71 million to expand early childhood education capacity by 52 children, aiming to reduce a waitlist that tops 2,400. Food Access Funding: EDNM launched the New Mexico Food Pathways Program seeking letters of interest to expand healthy, affordable staples and SNAP-authorized retail capacity. Tech & Privacy: Santa Fe retailers are using license plate-reading cameras, renewing privacy concerns about data collection on private property. Medicare Coverage Shake-Up: Presbyterian’s Medicare Advantage exit in 2027 could disrupt coverage for about 30,000 New Mexico beneficiaries, especially in rural areas. Digital Access: A state pilot through TechUp! New Mexico delivered laptops and training to 170 families across 33 communities.