Public Safety: A Carbon County deputy was shot multiple times near Baggs and flown to St. Mary’s in Grand Junction; authorities say the suspect fired at pursuing officers before crashing and dying. Federal Land & Conservation: The BLM is investigating vandalism at six Native American rock art sites in Wyoming’s Big Horn Basin, including damage from a bonfire and gunfire. Water Politics: With Colorado River talks stalled, federal managers are moving toward a shorter-term 10-year framework that could trigger major cuts—Arizona’s share could drop as much as 77% if states can’t agree. Wyoming Lawmaking: Sen. John Barrasso unveiled a bill to streamline broadband permitting on federal land, creating standardized rules and an online portal. State Government & Economy: Lawmakers discussed potential Wyoming Business Council reforms, including reviving consensus block grant funding and tightening underused programs. Sports Policy: Nine Republican governors—including Wyoming’s—pressed the NCAA to overhaul transgender student-athlete rules. Social Services Oversight: SSA chief Frank Bisignano is set to tell Congress customer service is improving, citing big reductions in phone wait times. Wyoming Community: The Wyoming National Guard is running planning for America 250 events in Cheyenne ahead of July Fourth. Local Notes: Cody post office trash cans and recycling bins temporarily disappeared during election season, then returned. Business/Outdoors: FOIA-linked reporting raises questions after two fatal snowmobile trips in four days were guided by the same Teton-area outfitter tied to Aramark.