Wildfire & Air Quality: Frijoles Fire surged into the Pecos Wilderness, reaching about 11,335 acres with containment slipping to 9%, as crews build new lines near Cañon Navajo and along the western flank; officials warn smoke could worsen air quality for Nambe Pueblo, Española and Chimayó. Public Safety & Community Response: Evacuation notices remain in place for parts of Cundiyo, Cerro Piñon and nearby areas, and a community meeting is set for Tuesday in Santa Fe. Methane Rules: The New Mexico Environment Department proposed stronger statewide monitoring for major methane leaks using satellite and aircraft imagery, with faster operator investigations and repairs. Heat Impacts: With record triple-digit days in Albuquerque and a statewide spike in heat-related ER visits, health officials urge hydration and cooling breaks. Water Stress: Lake Powell hit a record low, nearing a threshold that could threaten hydropower generation—another sign of Colorado River strain affecting New Mexico. Local Infrastructure: Roadwork begins on US 491 near Gallup and on US 380 east of Roswell, plus a Barcelona Road closure in Albuquerque tied to storm-drain upgrades. Science Recognition: Albuquerque ecologist Donald Falk was named an Ecological Society of America fellow for work in fire history and forest ecology. Legal Watch: A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $567 million for harm to children’s mental health, directing changes to minors’ accounts and notifications.