National Parks Maintenance Backlog: Wyoming’s Yellowstone and Grand Teton are facing a combined $1.6B maintenance backlog, with critics saying entrance fees are being diverted to Washington “vanity” projects while roads, housing, water and sewer systems lag. Tourism Pressure: Yellowstone logged its busiest May on record (570,272 visits), and officials are urging travelers to plan for crowds and construction delays. Energy Costs at the Pump: GasBuddy reports the lowest premium price in Campbell County hit $4.99 (week ending May 30), while Sublette County’s regular hit $4.59—another reminder that Wyoming fuel prices are still moving fast. Data Center Power in Cheyenne: Black Hills Corp. updated progress on a proposed 1.8-gigawatt Cheyenne data center project, targeting service in early 2028 and continuing work with the large-load customer. Wyoming Supply Chain Upgrade: Koi Peptides says it’s tightened its Sheridan, Wyoming fulfillment operation for faster domestic delivery and added per-batch Certificates of Analysis online. Rare Earths Permitting: Rare Element Resources says permitting for its Bear Lodge rare earths project in Wyoming is on track for completion early 2028, with a FAST-41 timeline and ongoing demo plant work. Mining Exploration Moves: U.S. Gold Corp. completed an expanded geo-magnetic survey at its CK Gold Project, setting up deeper and new target drilling plans. Corrections Tech: GUARDIAN RFID launched a Medication Manager for Command Cloud aimed at reducing medication administration errors in jails and prisons. Local Industry & Community: Cheyenne Frontier Days will mark “Day of the American West” as part of America 250, tying Wyoming’s heritage events to the broader national spotlight.