Federal Immigration/College Costs: The DOJ sued New York, Connecticut and Vermont over in-state tuition for non-permanent-status immigrants, continuing a push that has already won court wins in several other states. Civil Rights & Workplace DEI: The EEOC is still pursuing a Title VII case against Washington University after allegations that DEI training was segregated by race and followed by retaliation. Missouri Abortion Access: Planned Parenthood Great Rivers says its Springfield clinic will now offer procedural abortions up to 12 weeks, with appointments already booked. State Politics & Ballot Fights: Missouri’s redistricting referendum and related petition challenges are headed to trial next week, with court dates set. Local Housing: O’Fallon leaders voted down a proposed six-month apartment moratorium. Labor/Policy Push: A coalition is launching a $1M effort to flip a Missouri legislative seat tied to the repeal of paid sick leave and minimum-wage initiative gains. Public Safety/Justice: A St. Louis family is pressing for answers after prosecutors declined to charge the man police identified in a Soulard shooting death. Child Safety Oversight: Sen. Josh Hawley and Sen. Dick Durbin opened an investigation into Roblox’s child safety practices. Military/Service: A pair of Swanson twins marked a milestone with one commissioning into the National Guard after years of separation.