Storm Impacts on Roofs: D&N Coatings says Missouri commercial roof inspections are rising as owners respond to recent storms and hidden deterioration, with hail, wind uplift, punctures, flashing separation, and drainage issues often found only after closer checks. Local Data Center Pushback: Nodaway County released a draft data center moratorium aimed at studying energy, water, grid stability, light/noise, and stormwater impacts before any development agreements move forward. Missouri Data Center Pause: St. Joseph is pausing new data center applications and seeking outside zoning help after residents raised environmental and infrastructure concerns. Heat Risk Across the Midwest: National Weather Service heat advisories cover Missouri and 21 other states, warning of dangerous “feels-like” temperatures up to 112°F and urging people to stay inside and out of the sun. Wildlife & Community Resilience: Age Friendly Carbondale is using an AARP grant to boost wildfire preparedness with market posters and go-bag supplies. Public Health—Lettuce Recall: Walmart is urging shoppers to dispose of specific bagged iceberg salad products tied to a Cyclospora outbreak; no deaths reported. Flooding Lessons: Southeast Missouri’s historic flash flooding is described as a rare “1 in 1,000 year” rainfall event, with training storms driving extreme totals. Ticks on the Rise: CDC data show tick-bite ER visits running higher than expected, as tick populations and exposure increase. Conservation Vote: Missouri voters will see Amendment 1 on Aug. 4, extending the Parks, Soils and Water sales tax for state parks and conservation programs.