Flood Preparedness: Navajo Nation officials urge residents to stock up on food, water and prescription medicines before more rain arrives Friday, with flash-flood risk across much of New Mexico. Hospital Cyberattack: UNM Health has reopened after a cyber incident diverted ambulances from the state’s only Level I trauma center and disrupted clinics. Officials say core systems were not breached; hackers claim they accessed patient and employee data. Screwworm Watch: Two cases have been confirmed in Doña Ana County, including a sheep at NMSU, prompting infested zones in the south. Officials say residents face low risk, but animal owners should watch for wounds and seek veterinary care. Food Safety: A recalled lot of Great Value fruit cocktail over possible elevated lead levels was shipped to New Mexico. Check 15-ounce cans for lot code 6FCB 04 C2263 and a Sept. 1, 2027, best-by date; don’t eat affected cans. Jail Health Care: Bernalillo County approved a hybrid healthcare model for the Metropolitan Detention Center, following concerns over more than 50 inmate deaths since 2020. Flood Aftermath: Sewage-tainted floodwaters have threatened the San Juan River, raising public-health concerns as Four Corners communities continue recovery.