Missouri Ballot & Redistricting: Missouri voters will see Amendment 6 and Proposition A on the Nov. 3 ballot, with early voting starting Oct. 20; the state’s congressional map fight could still shift District 1, including the St. Louis-area seat, depending on how voters weigh the rules for changing voter-approved policies. Election Integrity: A lawful permanent resident from Cuba was arrested in Missouri for unlawful voting in federal elections, a reminder that noncitizens can’t vote in Missouri elections. Privacy vs. Policing Tech: Gov. Mike Kehoe’s executive order on license plate reader cameras sets statewide safeguards, including deleting most data within 30 days; St. Charles County’s police chief says local rules already meet the standard. Courts on Flock: A federal judge in Oklahoma ruled Flock license-plate searches were unconstitutional “mass surveillance,” suppressing evidence—fuel for Missouri’s ongoing debate over automated plate tracking. Public Safety & Crime: Missouri football is facing fresh trouble after three freshmen were arrested on harassment charges; coach Eli Drinkwitz says he’ll let the legal process play out. Legal/Justice: AG JB McCuskey joined a coalition urging the U.S. Supreme Court to let 9/11 victims access frozen Taliban funds to satisfy judgments. Local Governance: St. Charles County voters will cast ballots in a different congressional district than in August after the Supreme Court clarified which map governs absentee voting. Nonprofit Spotlight: Down Country, a Tri-State nonprofit for people with down syndrome and other conditions, is hosting a benefit concert to fund awareness and training.