AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSupreme Court & Elections: The U.S. Supreme Court again rejected Missouri’s Trump-backed congressional map, clearing the way for the 2022 districts—meaning November could use different House lines than the August primary for millions of voters. Privacy & Tech: Sen. Josh Hawley expanded his probe of AI-assisted surveillance, sending letters to Axon, Motorola Solutions and Verkada after starting with Flock Safety. Community Health & Kids: Kirksville’s City Council will consider rezonings and a subdivision, plus a $36,500 check to CAPNEMO to add infant and toddler child-care slots. Higher Ed Leadership: North Central Missouri College named Jamie Hooyman interim president while it searches for a permanent leader. Local Culture & Festivals: Kirksville’s sixth annual Whiskey & Turkey Festival drew crowds downtown, with Missouri Humanities grant support for the history-focused programming. Public Safety & Wellness: A Worth County Suicide Prevention Run/Walk drew about 30 participants and connected people with local resources. Science & Nature: St. Louis Zoo helped send 500 Partula snails to Tahiti to restore wild habitat. Health Alerts: Missouri is preparing for possible measles spread after outbreaks in neighboring states. Sports & Rivalry: Kansas and Missouri football rivalry talk spilled beyond the field after a Kansas hype video sparked backlash.
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