AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnergy & Storm Recovery: Mid-Missouri communities are still dealing with outages after July 4 storms, with Osage City limiting access until power returns and Ameren warning restoration could take multiple days; Jefferson City correctional facilities also lost power and water briefly, but air conditioning and services were restored. Public Health & Regulation: HHS and the FDA praised the DEA’s move to start temporary scheduling for certain kratom-related substances, including 7-OH and synthetic derivatives, while seeking public input on what concentration poses an imminent hazard. Housing & Local Economy: Kansas City is looking at turning empty office buildings into apartments as it tackles a shortage of affordable units, and Missouri lawmakers are tied to downtown revitalization efforts through HB 3231. Energy Costs: Ameren says its grid is stable during the heat wave, but higher demand still means customers may feel the pinch. Environment & Agriculture: A new study highlights a soybean nodulation mechanism that could boost yields, while Missouri-area conservation voices warn pesticide drift rules may not fully stop herbicide damage. Business & Investment: Peabody Energy faces a securities fraud lawsuit in federal court tied to Centurion mine delays and a sharp stock drop.
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