Mifepristone Fight With Environmental Twist: Kansas AG Kris Kobach wants to restrict mifepristone, but the drug is also used for conditions like Cushing’s syndrome and unresolved miscarriages—raising concerns that the push could spill into broader health and water-safety claims. Wildlife & Land Management: A Missouri livestock movement update kicks in after New World screwworm was detected in Texas, tightening entry rules for animals from infested zones to protect livestock and wildlife. Clean Water Funding: Missouri DNR awarded about $565,000 to Boone County Regional Sewer District for sewer upgrades tied to closing wastewater lagoons, aiming to cut costs and improve treatment. Heat & Public Safety: Forecasters warn a July 4 heat dome could bring dangerous temperatures across much of the Midwest and Missouri, with limited overnight relief. Local Conservation Spotlight: A new report ranks Lake of the Ozarks among the cleanest major U.S. lakes, based on measured water chemistry. Pesticide Law at SCOTUS: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled FIFRA preempts state “failure to warn” claims tied to Roundup label warnings, a decision that could reshape pesticide-related lawsuits nationwide. Data Center Backlash in Missouri: In northwest Missouri, residents are organizing against a proposed AI data center near Maryville, citing water, power costs, and local control. Training Across Borders: Firefighters and cadets from southwest Missouri trained in Kansas on hose nozzles, water placement, and live-fire smoke behavior.