AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVeterans & Education: The University of Missouri School of Law’s Veterans Clinic is hosting a free Springfield CLE on Sept. 18, with Tigers for Troops continuing its push to connect rural veterans with trained local attorneys. Campus Recognition: Northwest Missouri State named Alex Taylor its Governor’s Award for Excellence in Education recipient, spotlighting teaching, advising, and course innovation. Local Legacy: Branson Public Schools inducted John Earl Chase into the Pirate Wall of Honor, celebrating decades of coaching and leadership. Public History: The State Historical Society of Missouri is reviving its History on Elm fall lecture series in Columbia, including Mark Twain’s Tom Sawyer at 150 and Route 66 centennial programming. Health & Learning: A Saint Louis University study finds autism diagnoses for girls and women rose sharply after 2020, with diagnoses arriving years later than for boys. Immigration & Rights: DHS is ramping up voter fraud probes in nine states, while TPS protections for Salvadorans are set to expire Sept. 9—raising major uncertainty for Missouri residents. New Missouri Laws: The Highway Patrol outlines fresh rules taking effect Aug. 28, from school bus safety penalties to boating safety ID requirements. Community Calendar: A Maryville blood drive is set for Sept. 8, with multiple local donation dates listed statewide.
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