AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoChildren Online: Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has opened an investigation into TikTok, demanding answers about how its algorithm selects content for young users and how the platform handles dangerous challenges and underage accounts. TikTok has until Nov. 13 to respond. Abandoned Mines: Missouri DNR teams will assess old coal mines in St. Clair County for safety hazards and environmental damage, then work with landowners on repairs expected to take up to a year. Housing: About 150 families at Northern Village Apartments in North County could lose their homes as tenants report mold, broken heat and other serious problems. The county says the operator must address repairs and unpaid bills by Oct. 19 or face possible condemnation. Jobs and Business: Missouri payroll employment fell by 10,600 in September, though the state had 28,400 more jobs than a year earlier. In Jackson, Premium Auto Body plans renovations and at least five new jobs. Agriculture: Drought worsened across parts of Missouri, including the southwest, as warm, dry weather continued.
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