Wildfire Tragedy: Three wildland firefighters were killed near the Colorado-Utah border while trying to deploy tent-like emergency shelters as flames overran them, underscoring how fast this summer’s fire conditions are escalating. Fire Safety in Wyoming: Sweetwater County fire chiefs warn that, with extreme fire danger and critical fuel moisture, fireworks are illegal on public lands and most are banned year-round in Rock Springs and Green River; officials urge written permission for private-land use and note fireworks can spark costly suppression. Heat Watch: A dangerous heat wave is building across the region, with heat advisories tied to humidity and rising heat index values—officials stress hydration, cooling plans, and checking on neighbors. Power Grid Risk: Black Hills Energy canceled a PSPS watch after conditions improved, but said it will keep monitoring because wind plus low humidity can make outages necessary to prevent wildfire ignition. Wildlife Protection: Gov. Gordon approved new protections for Wyoming’s pronghorn migration corridor, aiming to keep key bottlenecks functional while balancing development and conservation. Infrastructure & Growth: WYDOT continues paving on WYO 530 near Green River after weather delays, while Vantage Data Centers held an open house for a proposed Cheyenne-area campus and discussed plans to reduce water use and avoid shifting power costs to residential customers. Northern Lights: NOAA forecasts a chance to see auroras across up to 19 states Tuesday night, depending on sky conditions.