AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAgriculture: Mizzou opened four research facilities focused on crops, livestock and wine, while Gov. Mike Kehoe temporarily expanded dyed-diesel road access to help farmers and other drivers with fuel costs. Ballot Fight: The Missouri Chamber urged voters to reject Amendment 6, which would limit lawmakers’ ability to repeal voter-approved measures. Lincoln University: Students and alumni are suing the state for $549 million, alleging decades of unequal funding for the historically Black university in Jefferson City. Community: Hartsburg’s Pumpkin Festival expects more than 40,000 visitors this weekend, despite a poor pumpkin harvest after a hot, dry summer. Mizzou Sports: The women’s cross-country team finished ninth at the Nuttycombe Invitational, its best result in three appearances; Mizzou hosts the SEC Championship Oct. 30. Public Safety: Two northeast Missouri men were injured in a rollover near Unionville; neither was wearing a seat belt, and the driver was airlifted to Columbia with serious injuries.
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