AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFlooding Crisis: Three people drowned in the Four Corners region after flash flooding hit the Navajo Nation near Newcomb, with two adults and a juvenile found dead; officials also reported flooding in Chinle and Many Farms and urged evacuations in low-lying areas as monsoon rain threats persist. Road Safety: NMDOT warned drivers not to drive through flooded roads and to treat rushing water and debris as fast-moving, dangerous hazards during the ongoing monsoon pattern. Local Accountability: New Mexico’s State Ethics Commission says Oracle spent $3.44 million on ads tied to Project Jupiter, alleging the campaign aimed to influence air-quality permitting decisions for the data center’s power system. PFAS Watch: A UNM researcher told lawmakers that some Holloman Lake PFAS samples remain untested due to funding gaps, even as PFAS contamination is linked to decades of firefighting foam use at the base. Weather Outlook: Forecasters say storms and heavier rain chances are expected to spread across New Mexico midweek, bringing both relief and localized flood risk.
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