AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDisaster Recovery: Missouri’s Department of Commerce and Insurance is sending consumer specialists to a Multi-Agency Resource Center in Reynolds County after severe storms and flash flooding, with help on insurance questions and claims at a Centerville site this weekend. Public Health: Cyclosporiasis linked to contaminated lettuce continues to spread, with the CDC reporting cases in 41 states, including Missouri, and investigators still focused on Taylor Farms-related produce. State Politics: In Greene County, Republican candidates for circuit clerk are making their case ahead of the Aug. 4 primary, while Missouri’s District 20 GOP Senate race turns on leadership and insider politics. Local Government & Permits: Columbia residents can get required orientation for the city’s urban bow deer hunt permits in August. Energy & Data Centers: Utilities and developers keep pushing the grid debate—Evergy argues data centers could lower rates, while transmission companies seek less competition to build new lines faster. Business & Jobs: Kansas City’s KC BioHub won $38.1 million to boost biomanufacturing, and Lawrence County faces 71 job losses as a cooperage plans to close in September.
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