Wind Energy Watch: Wyoming’s Industrial Siting Council approved the Laramie Range Wind Project after nearly 18 hours of hearings, clearing a path for 139 turbines on about 41,220 acres near Cheyenne despite earlier county commissioners’ denial over route, water-well, and wildlife concerns. Cybersecurity & Courts: Thomson Reuters disclosed a March 2026 breach of its C-Track court case-management system, later detected in June, affecting courts in at least 11 U.S. states including Wyoming plus Ontario and the U.S. Virgin Islands, with some records potentially containing sensitive personal data. Public Lands Policy: The Trump administration proposed fully rescinding the 2001 Roadless Rule, a move critics say could raise erosion and drinking-water treatment costs for about 25 million Americans who rely on watersheds fed by roadless national forest areas. Wildfire Readiness: Wyoming reported a complex 2026 fire season with nearly double the number of starts versus this point in 2024, highlighting expanded air and firefighting resources and ongoing interagency coordination. Education & Heat: A new American Psychological Association report urges schools to treat extreme heat like other disruption events, citing slower learning and higher absenteeism when classrooms run hot. Local Conservation: A Wyoming rancher’s family land protection deal through the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust permanently barred development of 2,506 acres, preserving a working legacy. Wyoming Tech in Higher Ed: UW selected BoodleBox as a secure enterprise AI platform for faculty, staff, and students, aiming for responsible AI use across campus.