AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSurveillance & civil liberties: A federal judge suppressed evidence after ruling a Tulsa deputy’s warrantless use of automated license plate readers (including Flock) violated the Fourth Amendment, fueling Missouri and national fights over how ALPR data is collected and searched. State health policy: Missouri will not use optional “short-term hardship” exemptions in its Medicaid work requirement plan, instead routing people through other mandatory categories—an approach advocates say could still leave some eligible Missourians out. Elections & voting access: The Kansas-Missouri Dream Alliance helped voters navigate ballot measures in English and Spanish, focusing on the confusing amendment and redistricting language. Missouri politics & courts: The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear major cases on guns, religious freedom, and immigration detention—while Missouri’s own map battles continue to ripple into the 2026 election. Gov appointments: Gov. Mike Kehoe announced eight appointments/reappointments to Missouri boards and commissions, including roles tied to meth response and election administration. Local business & logistics: Flanagan-White Express completed a merger with Zipp Express, consolidating warehousing and expanding regional delivery capacity. Energy & rural economy: A University of Missouri study finds wind and solar development can boost rural county economic outcomes, even as local ordinances increasingly shape how projects are built.
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