Data Center Fight in Kansas: Edgerton’s planning commission rejected a proposed DAMAC Digital data center, after residents raised concerns about impacts on neighbors and the environment, including energy and water use; the pushback is part of a broader wave of local opposition across the metro, with Lawrence residents urging a temporary moratorium while the city studies permanent rules. Local Governance & Public Health: In Overland Park, a family says mold forced them out of a nearly $10 million home, sparking “public health alert” signage and lawsuits tied to the builder. Livestock Health Watch: USDA confirmed New World screwworm detections in the U.S., with cases in Texas and a pet in New Mexico; Kansas officials say cold winters likely limit survival, but the risk to livestock remains a concern. Outdoor Safety: Kansas health officials warn tick activity may rise with warmer weather, urging prevention steps like proper clothing, repellents, and quick checks after outdoor time. Climate & Heat Context: A new analysis says climate change will raise the chance of performance-impairing heat in most 2026 World Cup matches, including in host cities like Kansas City. Wildlife & Nature Notes: Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission set a June 18 meeting with public comment and proposed regulation updates, including night vision hunting and boating fees. Community Outdoors: A Hayden High Girl Scout mapped local trails with GPS coordinates so first responders can find people faster in emergencies. Weather Snapshot: Stacker ranked the coldest Junes in Kansas since 1895, using long-term temperature records.