Community & Culture: Foxy Festival returns to the Albuquerque Rail Yards with live music, poetry, artisan vendors, food trucks, and family activities, spotlighting local creatives and wellness. Public Health: The CDC says the egg-linked Salmonella strain from this outbreak shows resistance patterns that may limit some common antibiotics, with many cases still expected to recover without them. Substance Use & Safety: DEA El Paso/NM and United Against Fentanyl host Walk for Lives 2026, a community walk tied to prevention education, recovery resources, and grief support. Environment & Heritage: New Mexico officials are urging the Interior Department not to drill in Chaco, as public comment nears on potential changes to mineral protections. Politics & Power: A dispute over who gets to choose New Mexico’s lieutenant governor nominee highlights a backroom-style process that leaves most voters out of the decision. Local Crime: An Albuquerque case centers on a Roswell woman stabbed to death by a downstairs neighbor, tied to a long-running water-drip dispute. Education & Work: South Valley Academy teachers voted to join Teamsters, marking a notable shift in how educators seek representation. Native Community Events: The Diné are honored at a Treaty of 1868 commemoration at Bosque Redondo Memorial with cultural presentations and traditional dance.