Sandia Pueblo seeks to take over 10,000 acres near the mountains, citing the U.S. Forest Service’s failure to uphold a 2003 agreement — but Governor Stuart Paisano promises public access will remain intact. Meanwhile, Navajo Nation celebrates progress on cleaning up a radioactive uranium mine, with federal and tribal teams breaking ground on moving toxic waste to a DOE facility. In Santa Fe, six mobile speed enforcement trailers hit the streets starting August, handing drivers a 30-day warning before tickets. And Friday’s weather? Scattered showers and thunderstorms in the high country, then clearing.
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