AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI Surveillance Oversight: Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley is widening his probe into AI-assisted camera networks, sending letters to Axon, Motorola Solutions, and Verkada seeking details on data collection and retention. Local Government & Growth: In Montgomery County, residents packed a town hall over proposed data centers, with critics citing water and electric bill risks and pointing to a Sunshine Law lawsuit. County Data Center Decisions: Franklin County commissioners are set to vote on rezoning and rules for two major data center projects, as nearby landowners raise concerns about water use and unanswered questions. Public Safety & Courts: The U.S. SBA suspended nearly 870,000 pandemic loan borrowers over suspected fraud tied to about $39 billion, while Missouri’s courts also see a major Roundup settlement test. Missouri Justice & Work: A Black Norfolk Southern track laborer sued, alleging racially discriminatory assignment to a physically taxing spike-feeding job. Community & Culture: Missouri Supreme Court opened a new Judicial Discovery Center in Jefferson City, welcoming students from New Franklin. Agriculture: Southeast Missouri peanut farmers are scrambling after Delta Peanut shut down, leaving them with little storage and processing capacity as harvest nears. Business & Health: Guardant’s Shield blood test for colorectal screening is set to be covered by EviCore starting Jan. 1, 2027.
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