Flooding Watch: Heavy rain kept crews busy Tuesday and Wednesday, with Albuquerque Fire Rescue responding to arroyo rescues and a trapped truck in Four Hills as the National Weather Service warns of flash flooding and debris flows across burn areas. Public Safety Prep: Bernalillo County and Rio Rancho handed out sandbags ahead of continued storms, with limited supplies and pickup rules as rain chances run high through Sept. 24. PFAS Fight: A federal judge temporarily blocked New Mexico’s PFAS consumer label mandate, saying it doesn’t connect to the state’s health interests, delaying a Jan. 1, 2027 start. Energy & Grid: Sen. Martin Heinrich introduced a bill for investment tax credits for regionally significant transmission lines, aiming to modernize aging infrastructure and boost resilience. Renewables Push: Oracle issued an RFP seeking up to 2 GW of renewable energy in New Mexico, tying the effort to Project Jupiter and potential local business opportunities. Local Economy/Travel: STARLUX and American Airlines launched a codeshare that adds Albuquerque and other NM-area connections via Phoenix. State Politics: State Sen. Jay Block criticized Democratic leadership in recent social media posts, highlighting ongoing legislative tensions.