Good morning, Albuquerque.

I-25 was closed south of Albuquerque after a semi-truck rolled over near Bobby Foster Road — no injuries were reported.

A former Albuquerque Police Department officer pleaded guilty in federal court to a longstanding conspiracy with a local attorney and paralegal — he was terminated in April for policy violations amid an ongoing DWI investigation by the FBI.

Casa San Ysidro in Corrales, dating back to 1875, has been awarded a $250,000 grant from the New Mexico Cultural Properties Restoration Fund to replace the roofs on its north and west wings—this maximum grant is part of nearly $1.2 million given to eight projects, and work will be completed within two years.

Water managers in the Middle Rio Grande Valley said on June 14 that the only storage available—6,500 acre-feet of San Juan & Chama water—is expected to run dry by the end of June, which would force farmers to alter planting methods.

They have activated rotational irrigation scheduling & urged adjustments to weather-reliant production as summer storms remain uncertain.

The Village of Corrales is moving forward on two grant projects that will boost public safety and parks.

One grant funds plans for Salce Park—with exercise trails, seating areas with mountain views, designated horse parking, and a 2.6-acre pond as part of drainage management—while a federal Safe Streets for All initiative will identify safety improvements using existing Village property.

Sen. Martin Heinrich hosted a roundtable in Albuquerque on Friday to discuss the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act that cut Medicaid funding and put 40% of New Mexicans at risk of losing care—experts warned this could drive more patients to emergency rooms and force hospital closures.

He said he could not vote for a bill that would strip essential healthcare from many—stressing that both urban and rural communities would suffer.

Fires in Los Lunas burned 260 acres, damaged over 50 buildings, and forced about 1,300 people to evacuate as officials search for an arsonist after arresting a man in Albuquerque.

A federal judge stopped rules linking state funds to immigration enforcement, and local cannabis shops will face higher taxes from next month—forcing some to cut profits.

Outlaw 505 Band Concert

9:00 p.m. — Triple Sevens Saloon at Isleta Resort & Casino — Cost info unavailable — Enjoy classic rock and country tunes performed by the Outlaw 505 Band.

The Talking Hours Live

7-11 p.m. — SIX O SIX studio — Ticket info unlisted — Experience the fiery performances of Albuquerque's own dynamic duo, Mauricio and Karie.

Family Paint Party

12-2 p.m. — Urban 360 Pizza, Grill and Tap House — Enjoy a creative family-friendly paint event while dining on delicious pizza and drinks.

Junior Golf Tournament at Isleta GC

All day — Isleta Resort & Casino — Entry fee required — Participate in a junior golf tournament in the heart of Albuquerque.

Albuquerque Isotopes vs El Paso Chihuahuas

12:05 – 2:05 PM — RGCU Field at Isotopes Park — Ticket prices vary — Watch the Albuquerque Isotopes take on the El Paso Chihuahuas in an exciting afternoon baseball game.

Chase Petra Live Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Launchpad — All ages welcome — Experience live music from Chase Petra in a vibrant setting.

Lavender Harvest Dinner

5:30 p.m. — Los Poblanos Historic Inn & Organic Farm — Cost available upon inquiry — Experience a sensory feast with lavender-infused dishes and live music in a stunning organic setting.

Comedy Show with Talon Saucerman and David Gamble

7-10 p.m. — The 377 Brewery — Entry fee applies — Enjoy a night of laughter with renowned comedians showcasing their unique styles.

Summer Vendor Fair

12:00–4:00 p.m. — Casa Rondeña Winery — Free entry — Enjoy fine wine, local artisan goods, and delicious food in a picturesque setting.

Flor de Toloache Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Albuquerque, NM — $24, $34, & $44 — Experience the Latin Grammy® winning all-female mariachi ensemble redefining traditional music.