AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoElection Watch: Missouri voters are nearing a consequential Nov. 3 ballot, with Proposition A deciding the fate of a new congressional map and Amendment 3 addressing abortion rights. Early voting in mid-Missouri is nearing 2022 levels. In Newton County, a judge temporarily blocked commissioners from moving election equipment days before the midterms, citing concerns over election operations. Public Safety: Authorities are searching for 7-year-old Dylan Zendejas-Gonzalez, last seen Sunday with his pregnant mother, who police say may be in a mental health crisis. Consumer Alert: Nearly 946 pounds of beef jerky sold in Missouri are under recall because the products were made without federal inspection; officials report no illnesses or injuries. State Rules: Starting in March, some campers on Missouri conservation areas will need a $5 permit; new permits are also planned for unstaffed shooting ranges in 2027. The state is raising speed limits to 75 mph on stretches of four interstates. Local Government: Missouri’s auditor is investigating Odessa after a $1.3 million utility-billing error prompted resident complaints. Higher Education: Missouri S&T had the highest published in-state tuition and fees among the state’s public four-year universities in 2024-25, at $14,984.
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