AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoConsumer Protection: Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway sued shopping app Temu, alleging deceptive business practices and invasive data collection, including access to users’ location, camera and microphone. The state urges Missourians to delete the app. Community Safety: A University City High School student died after an accidental scissors injury at school Oct. 5. Officials say no foul play is suspected; counselors are available to students and staff. Jobs and Growth: Wagner Logistics plans to expand in Liberty with two warehouses totaling more than 830,000 square feet, creating 79 jobs through a new manufacturing-support operation. Election 2026: Missouri voters will decide on a new congressional map and ballot measures affecting the initiative-petition process and a proposed fund intended to eventually eliminate state income taxes. Candidates are also making their cases in competitive state House races. Transportation: MoDOT is seeking public input on a proposed $5.2 million intersection relocation near Palmyra; a public hearing is set for Oct. 21. Workers’ Rights: St. Louis food-service workers are campaigning for a proposed bill of rights that includes higher wages, paid health care and retirement benefits.
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