AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoImmigration & Family Safety: A Venezuelan man who donated a kidney to save his brother is detained again by ICE after his humanitarian parole expired, reigniting concerns about how enforcement disrupts caregiving and medical recovery. Public Education & Ballot Fight: Missouri school leaders keep pushing back against Amendment 5, warning it could cut major state funding and push families to shop across county lines. Public Safety Training: Missouri’s Department of Public Safety rolled out new ALERRT regional active-attack incident management training, bringing law enforcement, fire, EMS, and emergency managers together. Arts & Community: Stage 13 marks its first year as a fast-growing local nonprofit theater and education hub, while Sedalia’s Carnegie Library celebrates 125 years with an oral-history spotlight on how the library shaped the community. Local Culture Calendar: North Omaha’s free Summer Arts Garden Walk returns Aug. 15, and MDC’s August programs include “Learn to Fish,” “Beetlemania,” and a downtown Springfield bug crawl. Education Leadership: Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe appointed a Kansas City teacher to the state education board, adding an active classroom voice to statewide decisions. Sports Media: Tony Romo is placed on leave from CBS Sports after his DUI arrest.
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