Supreme Court & Voting Maps: The U.S. Supreme Court again rejected Missouri’s Trump-backed congressional map, clearing the way for districts used under a 2022 plan—meaning some voters could face different choices than in the August primary. Affordable Housing: MARC is seeking a $9.7 million federal affordable housing grant aimed at reducing regulatory barriers to housing production and preservation. Reproductive Rights on the Ballot: Amendment 3 heads to Missouri voters in November, proposing tighter abortion limits (generally within 12 weeks) and adding rules on minors, with specific exceptions. 9/11 Remembered: Missouri communities and national figures marked the 25th anniversary with ceremonies, first-responder stories, and renewed debate over justice and accountability. Public Safety & Justice: A Missouri man pleaded guilty to federal fraud tied to cattle “investments,” while a Springfield shooting suspect was sentenced for illegally possessing a stolen firearm. Culture & Community: A 9/11 tribute concert at Black Oak Amphitheater in Lampe blends country music with remembrance for first responders and military. Education & Outcomes: New statewide data shows Missouri’s six-year bachelor’s completion rate for white students at 63.2%, with large gaps by race. Nonprofits & Grants: Across Missouri cities, multiple groups topped local rankings for government-grant share of revenue, underscoring how public funding shapes local services. AI Surveillance Watch: Sen. Josh Hawley expanded his probe of AI-assisted surveillance systems, sending letters to major companies beyond the original target. Health & Policy Fight: A coalition of states sued HHS/CMS over a ban on federal funding for “transgender”-identified minors’ medical procedures. Outdoor Learning: Missouri conservation hosted a fly-fishing event for beginners at the Chesapeake Fish Hatchery.