Public Lands & State Parks: Wyoming State Parks is gearing up for National Public Lands Day with volunteer projects across September and fee waivers on Sept. 26, including weed pulls, trail work, habitat improvements, and preservation at sites like Bear River, Boysen, Buffalo Bill, and Sinks Canyon. Energy & Fuel Costs: Gas prices are staying high heading into Labor Day as crude remains elevated amid U.S.-Iran tensions; AAA reports Idaho regular averaging $4.57 and Wyoming midgrade diesel/gas prices remain volatile, with some Sheridan County diesel deals at $5.24. Tourism Pressure on Parks: Crowds at Grand Teton and Yellowstone are back near pre-pandemic highs, bringing long lines and strain on aging infrastructure, while climate change and expanded drilling pressures add to the stress. Wyoming Agriculture & Wildlife: Senators Barrasso and Marshall urge expanded grazing access and stronger risk management for cattle producers, as drought and shifting forage patterns keep pressure on ranchers. Consumer Safety: FDA-linked recalls hit Wyoming shoppers too—Crystal Temptations Halloween Chocolatey Eyeballs are recalled in 13 states for undeclared milk allergens. Local Industry & Growth: 76 FENCE launched into Colorado and Wyoming with a new Mile High operation led by Jason Smith, expanding the company’s western footprint. Fed Watch (Jackson Hole): Fed Gov. Michael Barr says rates could rise “decisively” if inflation stays hot, keeping September rate-hike expectations in play. Scam Alerts: Wyoming was tied for 126th in Michigan’s BBB Scam Tracker list for July, with one reported scam in the state’s comparison set.