AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMissouri Politics: Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins says the Supreme Court’s rejection of efforts to use the 2025 congressional map will be remembered as a historic legal fight, even as voters will stick with 2022 district lines. Courts & Justice: A federal appeals court halted Tennessee’s planned execution of Christa Pike about an hour before it was set to happen, ordering review of whether her childhood sexual abuse claims were fully considered at sentencing. Local Government & Infrastructure: MoDOT plans a one-lane reduction on Route E in Wayne County for pavement repairs Oct. 8, with flaggers and a pilot car guiding traffic. Education & Community: MU Extension is offering urban farm classes in the St. Louis area, including zoning-focused training and a farm labor workshop for growers. Business & Jobs: Norton Rose Fulbright named Luke Maher partner-in-charge of its St. Louis office as the firm grows. Tech & Industry: Missouri’s redistricting fight also remains in the national spotlight as lawmakers and analysts debate how much presidential influence can reach election systems.
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