I'm Daily Wire, Editor-in-Chief John Bickley with Georgia Howe.

It's Monday, September 4th, Labor Day, and this is your morning wire, afternoon update.

Tributes from around the world poured in this weekend in response to the passing of legendary

singer Jimmy Buffett, who died on Friday, September 1st.

He was 76.

Buffett, known for his popular hits, such as Margaritaville,

Cheeseburger in Paradise, Come Monday, and countless other songs over a 50-year career was

beloved by millions. A statement on Buffett's website Sunday afternoon said he passed away at his

home in SAG Harbor, Long Island, surrounded by family and friends after battling

Merkel's cell skin cancer since 2019.

Local authorities in the Nevada desert are investigating at least one death

at the Burning Man Festival after rain and flash flooding forced tens of thousands of attendees

to shelter in place and conserve resources all weekend.

The entire place is absolutely soaked. Driving a vehicle right now is impossible.

Although the deceased person's identity and the cause of death have not been publicly released,

authorities said family members have been notified.

Thick, ankle-deep mud overwhelmed more than 70,000 people attending the festival in Black Rock

City, Nevada, as heavy rain poured in the area for several hours, leaving festival goers stranded.

Meanwhile, Burning Man's CEO, Marianne Gadel, told NBC News that the community of

burners came well-prepared for desert extremes.

We get a daily weather report. There was no cause for panic. We've made it really clear that we

do not see this as an evacuation situation and that the community is patient.

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