A brush fire is blazing in southern Edgewood, sparking a massive multi-agency response as firefighters from Santa Fe County and beyond race to contain it. With city and state resources mobilized, officials are still piecing together the fire’s size and cause—but crews are on the ground, working fast as the situation evolves. Stay tuned for updates as this developing emergency unfolds.

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New Mexico’s Public Regulation Commission is holding a six-hour public comment session on July 28th to hear from residents about Blackstone’s proposed takeover of PNM, the state’s largest power company. The session, hosted at UNM’s Student Union Building, invites anyone to share their views on who should run the state’s electricity — and regulators have already taken a firm stance, halting a $400 million Blackstone deal to show they’re serious about protecting the public interest. This is your chance to shape the future of your power.

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New Mexico Democrats are racing against the clock to pick a new Lieutenant Governor nominee, with a July 25-29 voting window and a July 30 deadline to get the name on the November ballot. With the seat vacated by Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver due to health reasons, party insiders—not voters—will decide the replacement under state law. Five finalists remain, but support is coalescing around Stephanie Garcia Richard, the Public Lands Commissioner and endorsed by gubernatorial nominee Deb Haaland, as she campaigns to sway the 300-member State Central Committee. If more than three candidates remain, ranked-choice voting will decide the winner.

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