U.S. Supreme Court Map Ruling: The Supreme Court again rejected a Trump-backed Missouri congressional map, clearing the way for Missouri to use the 2022 districts—raising the odds that some voters could face different candidates in November than they saw in the August primary. Election Fallout in Missouri: Five voters filed an $80 million class-action lawsuit against Secretary of State Denny Hoskins over how he handled the congressional-map referendum, while a former election integrity director sued Hoskins alleging retaliation after whistleblowing about alleged staff misconduct. Bayer Roundup Hearing: A Missouri judge is set to begin considering Bayer/Monsanto’s $7.25 billion Roundup settlement, with plaintiffs and the company sparring over whether the deal should be approved. Education Policy: The Missouri State Board of Education is expected to vote on an A-F grading system for schools and districts. Public Safety Grants: Gov. Mike Kehoe announced $10 million in Blue Shield grants for 350 safer-communities recipients, including equipment like body cameras and radios. Local Crime & Courts: A Jefferson County jury convicted Alice Weiss in a 2004 murder case, and a Livingston County man was charged in a sexual abuse case. Weather & Travel: Heat advisories and storms are returning, while MoDOT work continues on the U.S. 54 Airport Road corridor in Jefferson City.