AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoConsumer Protection: Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway sued Temu, alleging the shopping app deceives customers and collects personal data improperly. The suit also claims the app can access device features including location, camera and microphone. Child Safety: Hanaway is pressing Microsoft to strengthen safeguards on Xbox Live after two Missouri cases in which adults allegedly used the platform to target minors. November Ballot: Voters will decide five statewide measures, including proposals on abortion and care for minors, citizen-led initiatives, county sheriff elections and congressional districts. Amendment 7 would create a public fund intended to replace state-imposed taxes once its earnings are sufficient. Local Services: Lee’s Summit voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to use one citywide trash hauler; residents interviewed were divided, and homeowners associations would be exempt. Farm Relief: Gov. Mike Kehoe temporarily allowed red-dyed diesel on Missouri roads, offering fuel-tax relief to farmers through 2026.
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