Local Crime Watch: AAA and FBI data point to vacation-time burglaries as a persistent risk, with New Mexico listed among the highest burglary-rate states. Borderlands Human Story: A new look at detention-center surroundings highlights how migrant remains data clusters include Doña Ana County, with volunteers still searching. Prep Sports Spotlight: Cliff High’s Brennan Shock becomes the inaugural Legacy on Tap Scholarship recipient, honoring late NMHSCA leader Buster Mabrey. Mountain West Football Buzz: At MW media days, coaches and players name UNM as a real title contender, praising the Lobos’ momentum and returning talent. Pro Sports in NM: The New Mexico Goatheads add forward Lynden Breen to their ECHL roster as the season approaches. Route 66 Culture: Trader Barb’s celebrates 50 years as a Frontier Days vendor, turning a yearly trip into a family tradition. Food & Retail: 66 Diner reopens after a city shutdown tied to cleanliness and food-handling issues. Tech/Environment: New Mexico’s Environment Department sets an October hearing for Project Jupiter’s air permit tied to the Santa Teresa data-center build. Media Biz: Netflix’s viewership report confirms The Boroughs was canceled after underperforming. Local Journalism: Roswell Daily Record’s swan song gets interrupted as New Mexico News Group acquires the paper. Entertainment Industry Legal: A judge is set to rule on a restraining order aimed at pausing the Paramount/Warner Bros. merger. Music/Pop Culture: Melissa Gilbert says she’s leaving When Calls the Heart due to budget issues.