AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoStatehouse Watch: Missouri Democrats are pushing back on the State Board of Education’s plan to search for the next education commissioner using anonymous private donations, arguing the process should be funded with taxpayer dollars to avoid outside influence. Public Safety & Courts: A Missouri task force is meeting to set clearer statewide standards for when a child is safe, aiming to reduce confusion across investigators, courts and juvenile officers. Local Government: Tuscumbia Access on the Osage River reopened after riverbank stabilization repairs, restoring the boat ramp and public access. Transportation: MoDOT is warning drivers about rising deer-vehicle crashes in October and November, urging “buckle up, phone down” and caution around animals. Community & Health: Missouri SHIP is offering free help during Medicare open enrollment (Oct. 15–Dec. 7) to review coverage options. Business & Growth: Lumos Fiber completed its acquisition of Allo Fiber’s network in Joplin, setting up an end-of-2026 customer migration and future expansion.
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