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Missouri Redistricting: The U.S. Supreme Court again rejected a Trump-backed Missouri congressional map, clearing the way for the state to use the 2022 districts in November—raising the odds that some voters could face different choices than in the August primary. Ballot Measures: A new poll finds a razor-thin margin for a November petition measure, underscoring how tight Missouri’s initiative fights are getting. Voting Rights Fight: Democrats blocked GOP efforts to push a more GOP-friendly voting map ahead of the 2026 midterms, a sign the map wars may keep shifting in court and in statehouses. State Politics & Elections: Missouri’s amendment process is in the spotlight again, with voters set to decide changes to the citizen initiative petition rules. Local Government: Columbia’s Mayor Barbara Buffaloe met with University of Missouri students to talk public service and local government involvement. Public Safety & Policy: Officials across the country are moving to restrict automated license plate reader camera networks, arguing they enable mass surveillance. Community & Service: Ashland renamed a dog park to honor a 9/11 search-and-rescue dog from Missouri Task Force 1.

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Joplin 2024: Largest year-over-year increase in government grant revenue among non-profits

Joplin 2024: Largest year-over-year increase in government grant revenue among non-profits

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Lebanon 2024: nonprofit with largest year-over-year increase in government grant revenue

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