AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSupreme Court Map Fight: The U.S. Supreme Court again rejected Missouri’s Trump-backed congressional map, clearing the way for the state to use 2022 districts for the November election—raising the odds that some voters could face different choices than in the August primary. Election Integrity & Privacy: Missouri lawmakers are also pushing back on surveillance tech, with U.S. Rep. Eric Burlison backing a “Flock Off” effort to limit how governments collect and store automated license plate reader data. Public Safety: Kansas City police are investigating a Friday homicide where 36-year-old Eric White was found shot in a business parking lot near 39th and Broadway; investigators say they’re still looking for witnesses. Infrastructure: MoDOT rescheduled I-70 work in Odessa: westbound closures and lane shifts run Sept. 16-17 for bridge demolition. Tech & Research: UMKC researchers are using one of Kansas City’s quietest spaces—an anechoic chamber—to develop wireless and radar-related technology. Health Watch: A measles outbreak continues to spread nationally, with a new death reported in Pennsylvania. Local Business/Community: Arch Moving is expanding services in St. Peters, touting 22 years of metro experience.
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