South Plains Drought Worsens, Traffic Shifts, Trump-Iran Tensions
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High winds and drought conditions are escalating fire risks in the South Plains, with active burn bans in place. Residents are urged to check local rules before burning. Meanwhile, drivers on I-27 should expect delays due to bridge work, with one northbound lane closed and the Nineteenth Street on-ramp shut down. On the global front, President Trump has rejected a ceasefire with Iran and is seeking international help to safeguard the Strait of Hormuz.
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