U.S. Senate: South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham died Saturday night after a “brief and sudden illness,” with President Trump calling him a close ally and saying Graham sounded “tired” but “perfect” hours before his death. Wyoming Education: Gov. Mark Gordon used a Washington, D.C. trip to highlight Wyoming’s education innovation model, including RIDE and WHIP, at an education-focused event tied to community hubs. Wyoming Public Safety/Privacy: Green River residents pushed back hard on a plan to install automated license plate readers, with police saying the system would be used reactively for serious-crime or missing-person alerts. Wyoming Courts/Justice: Laramie County Sheriff’s Office reported a fatal early-morning shooting involving a 15-year-old who died and a 13-year-old taken into custody. Wyoming Politics/LGBTQ: Casper-area Republican candidate Reid Rasner sued fellow GOP figures over alleged homophobic “pedophile” claims, spotlighting internal party fights over LGBTQ politics. Wyoming Economy: Wyoming’s Rural Health Transformation Program opened applications, and Teton County Health Department is preparing proposals aimed at rural care coordination and technology. Federal/Tech & Wyoming Angle: Attorneys general, including Wyoming’s Anne Lopez, urged the FCC to tighten rules to stop scammers from using legitimate phone numbers for robocalls. Wildlife/Yellowstone: A tourist was seriously injured after being thrown about eight feet by a rampaging bison at Yellowstone’s Bridge Bay Campground. Energy/Water Policy: Colorado River experts say agriculture must make permanent water-use cuts, not just urban conservation.