AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCommunity Memory: Southern Boone’s Friday-night sidelines honor Ashland family physician Luke Stephens, who died at 44 after working with the football team and local patients for years. Arts & Culture: Joplin’s Cornell Arts & Entertainment Complex has installed an 83-kilowatt solar system expected to cut electricity costs by 11% to 14%, freeing money for performances, exhibitions and education programs. Higher Education: Hannibal-LaGrange University’s Missouri Baptist Promise launches in fall 2027, offering every Missouri Baptist student at least half off tuition, with many families potentially paying nothing. Privacy & Policing: Springfield police plan a public transparency portal and tighter limits on automated license-plate reader data sharing; records will generally be deleted after 30 days, and the department says it won’t share the data with federal agencies. Reproductive Rights: Missouri voters rejected Amendment 3, leaving abortion legal until viability under the state constitution as the state Supreme Court weighs clinic rules.
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