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New Mexico State University Police arrested 46-year-old David J. Curtis after reports of two explosions near an RV camper in the desert south of the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum. A search of the RV and surrounding area by bomb squad and federal agencies recovered items associated with explosive devices and chemicals. Curtis faces a charge of possessing an explosive or incendiary device and remains in custody.

Kansas authorities released information about an explosion that killed one person. The incident occurred in a camper parked in the county. The cause of the explosion is under investigation.

Hernán Romero, an Argentine living in New York, rented a motorhome, decorated it in the colors of the Albiceleste, and drove to Kansas City to support the national team during the tournament. He covered 2,100 km in 27 hours, spending around €15,000. Seven people live in the vehicle, which is adorned with images of Maradona, Messi, and Kempes. Romero hopes to get Messi's autograph on a drum.

On Thursday afternoon in Perkinston, Mississippi, the manager of Perk Beach RV Park and Campgrounds, along with residents, rescued a kitten from floodwaters caused by Tropical Storm Arthur. Water levels reached chest height. A WDAM 7 journalist captured the rescue and helped dry the animal.

On Friday evening in Osceola County, Florida, a man was arrested after leading police on a chase and crashing a motorhome into several vehicles and a tree. Officers deployed a tire deflation device, but the driver continued fleeing until hitting a tree in a front yard. The suspect was found with drugs and faces charges including fleeing police, reckless driving, and DUI.

Sun Communities Inc. is expanding its Signature RV resort network, designed for extended stays. The resorts feature wide concrete pads, landscaping, and amenities resembling a residential complex. The concept targets seasonal guests, remote workers, and retirees willing to pay above average for stability and comfort.