Education & Athletics Funding: Wyoming school leaders are weighing how to handle an 8.4% statewide cut, with concerns that activities and athletics could be reduced as districts across the country struggle to protect sports and arts. Juvenile Justice & Alcohol: A Wyoming Legislature panel heard testimony that punishing teens for drinking may miss the bigger pattern, including abuse and adult responsibility, as Fremont County reports dozens of youth drug and alcohol citations. Cheyenne Housing Push: Habitat for Humanity of Laramie County’s Blitz Build is underway in Cheyenne, aiming to raise four homes in 10 days with more than 140 volunteers. Livestock Health Watch: Wyoming officials say the U.S. screwworm outbreak in Texas and New Mexico is still not a direct threat yet, but ranchers are urged to stay vigilant as animals move for rodeo and fairs. Wildlife & Land Management: The BLM is seeking public input on removing about 1,800 excess wild horses from Wyoming’s Red Desert complex, with populations projected to rise this fall. State Transportation & Costs: WYDOT launched an online public meeting for the Statewide Freight Assessment, and Wyoming gas prices fell about 10.6 cents per gallon over the past week. Public Safety Tech: Teton County’s town council amended its Flock Safety license plate reader contract to tighten data rules and storage limits after privacy concerns. Local Tragedy: Cody police are investigating the deaths of two people found with gunshot wounds in the Valley View subdivision. Community College Update: Northwest College’s budget is up nearly $2.5 million, with raises planned for staff starting July 1.