Good morning, Santa Fe.

Santa Fe Brewing Co. and the Kiwanis Club have teamed up to launch a limited-edition Zozobra lager that will be sold at select spots during Burning of Zozobra + owner Brian Lock said the brew may remain on tap through the event.

Zozobra dressed as King George III will be burned Friday at Fort Marcy park in its 102nd annual event, and tens of thousands of people are expected to attend.

Santa Fe is testing new ways to support cycling, walking & public transit by piloting a free bus service on Sundays and adding bike racks at public parks.

The New Mexico Department of Health will launch its psilocybin-assisted therapy program in December at licensed healing centers to treat addiction, PTSD and depression & finalize provider rules in October; patients and experts are already ready to participate in this innovative mental health treatment.

New Mexico health insurance officials approved a 24% premium increase today.

Superintendent Alice Kane said the rise — driven by increasing health care costs and inflation — affects consumers across the state.

New Mexico Department of Health updated its guidance for this year's COVID-19 vaccine, targeting those over 65, unvaccinated individuals, and pregnant women.

The revised guidance states that the vaccine is available to everyone and that Medicaid patients will have their shots covered.