Wildfire & fireworks curbs: With drought and active wildfires driving dangerous fire-weather, western states are canceling or restricting July 4 shows; Utah Gov. Spencer Cox ordered a temporary statewide fireworks restriction, allowing limited local use through July 5. Public safety on Wyoming roads: WYDOT and Wyoming Highway Patrol are ramping up DUI Task Forces for the holiday weekend, warning impaired driving remains a major risk during summer travel. Cheyenne-area hearing risk: An audiologist cautioned that fireworks and loud events can reach damaging decibel levels, urging people to protect their hearing during Frontier Days and July 4 festivities. Conservation win: Gov. Mark Gordon announced Wyoming’s first designation protecting a major pronghorn migration corridor bottleneck at Trapper’s Point, aiming to prevent surface disturbance so herds can keep moving. Federal politics ripple: President Trump signed six pardons tied to “fixing their car” emissions cases, building on a prior Wyoming mechanic pardon and framing the actions as pushback against Biden-era enforcement. Local law enforcement: Grand Teton National Park says it will increase high-visibility traffic enforcement this summer, focusing on speeding, seatbelts, and impaired driving. Identity update from the backcountry: Sublette County authorities confirmed human remains found near Sweetwater Gap were those of missing Scottish man John Gillies.