Public Lands & Forest Policy: The Trump administration proposed fully rescinding the 2001 “roadless rule,” which has protected about 44–45 million acres of national forest from new roads and logging, arguing it blocks wildfire-risk reduction; USDA says local managers should regain flexibility, while conservation groups warn it could fragment habitat and open largely intact forests to industrial development. Wyoming Elections: Primary results rolled in across the state, including Teton County, where multiple local races advanced to November, and Laramie County voters weighed a long ballot plus “sixth-penny” infrastructure and emergency-response proposals. Wildlife & Recreation: Wyoming Game and Fish lifted voluntary fishing closures on the Snake River and Flat Creek after cooler weather reduced trout stress, and appointed Brady Frude as North Riverton game warden. Weather & Safety: Severe thunderstorm risk was flagged for parts of northern Wyoming and Montana, with possible damaging winds and hail. Local Infrastructure: Cheyenne’s Mountain View Elementary broke ground for a new fifth- and sixth-grade campus, while Cheyenne-area residents also saw election-day updates and ongoing community planning. Science & Culture: NASA highlighted Yellowstone’s geothermal “Silex Spring” in an Astronomy Picture of the Day, pairing the Milky Way with the park’s volcanic activity.