AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoU.S. Supreme Court Map Fight: The Supreme Court again rejected Missouri’s Trump-backed congressional map, clearing the way for the state to use 2022 districts in November—potentially changing choices for nearly 1-in-4 voters statewide. Public Health: Missouri is seeing declining vaccination rates, and measles cases have risen, raising concerns about a tougher flu season. Public Safety Funding: Gov. Mike Kehoe announced $10 million in crime-fighting grants to 350 “Blue Shield” communities for items like body cameras and ballistic vests. Education Policy: The Missouri State Board of Education approved an A-F grading framework for schools and districts, despite pushback from educators. Local Government Tech Debate: Edina, Mo., is weighing whether to remove automated license plate readers after a trial and concerns about data sharing. Infrastructure & Weather: Northern Missouri faces scattered storms and a flood watch, while Joplin’s Main Street (12th-13th) will close Wednesday night for a water line repair. Sports: Missouri State opened strong at home, routing Lindenwood 48-14, and Nebraska’s suspended volleyball match vs. Missouri was reset for Sept. 23 in Lincoln.
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