Stablecoin Oversight: Wyoming’s Stable Token Commission says it deepened its Chainlink partnership, adopting Chainlink Proof of Reserve to boost reserve transparency for its FRNT stable token and meet/exceed the GENIUS Act’s monthly disclosure baseline. Election Integrity: A Wyoming-focused op-ed argues the Supreme Court’s latest retreat on voting rights lets the Trump administration use the postal service to restrict mail ballot delivery, with the “real problem” tied to voter lists and federal pressure on state control. Law Enforcement Tech: Sheriff reverses course on Flock automatic license plate readers after FDOT orders removal, adding to the growing pushback on ALPR privacy and data sharing. Courts & Public Safety: A Wyoming judge ruled a trans woman accused in a Laramie gun case must face trial, narrowing stand-your-ground immunity arguments. Local Politics: Four candidates are vying for three Teton County School District board seats, with incumbent trustees facing newcomer Ashley Sinclair. Energy & Industry: Industrial groups backed by Wyoming power users and data center developers are pushing draft bills to allow “third-party” non-utility generation access, challenging utility monopoly control. Wyoming Economy/Infrastructure: TerraPower selected additional suppliers for its Natrium project in Kemmerer, continuing the buildout toward a 2030 target.