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Missouri Redistricting Fight Heads to U.S. Supreme Court: Missouri Republicans asked the U.S. Supreme Court to keep the 2025 GOP congressional map in place for the Nov. 3 midterms, arguing the state already ran primaries under those boundaries and that switching back to the 2022 map would disrupt elections for about 1.2 million primary voters. Ballot Access, Amendment 6: The Missouri Supreme Court ordered a gerrymandered-map referendum and Amendment 6 to go to voters in November, setting up a high-stakes deadline scramble. Mid-Missouri Roadwork: MoDOT announced Sept. 7–13 maintenance and construction across multiple counties, with some closures and lane shifts tied to bridge work and resurfacing. Local Economy & Energy: New University of Missouri research finds wind and solar can boost rural jobs, wages, and local economic output—while also noting community concerns over land and permitting. Consumer Tech Update: Walmart is rolling out tap-to-pay in Missouri stores and Sam’s Club locations through September and October. Storms & Power Outages: Strong storms knocked out power for tens of thousands across the Kansas City metro, with officials citing downed lines and transmission impacts. Sports, With Missouri Ties: Wrigley Field suspended a Nebraska–Missouri volleyball match due to moisture on the court.

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1905 New Media sets September AI marketing event in St. Louis

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TCS urges Missouri businesses to check communications readiness

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Synchrocare opens Missouri franchise territories

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TCS urges businesses to review legacy voice plans after Lumen sales changes

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