AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoBudget Watch: Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick says the state is on track to exhaust its surplus and face deficit spending of more than $1.7 billion, warning Gov. Mike Kehoe may soon need emergency cuts that could hit services hard. Medicaid Access: CMS data shows 333,265 Missourians lost Medicaid coverage from Jan. 2025–Feb. 2026, with nearly 92% dropped due to paperwork problems—raising alarms as new federal work requirements and eligibility checks begin in 2027. SNAP Changes: Missouri delayed Healthy SNAP restrictions until 2027 while also cutting a program that helps families buy more fruits and vegetables. Health Care Workforce & Care: Bothwell honored a nurse educator for building a stronger nurse residency pipeline, and Burrell Behavioral Health is rebranding to Centerstone as it expands crisis support in Sedalia. COVID Test Accountability: Attorney General Brenna Bird announced a $4.87M multistate settlement with GS Labs over overpriced and delayed COVID-19 tests, including Missouri’s involvement. Public Health & Safety: Missouri Stream Teams promoted Plastic Free July for Lake Appreciation Month, while local reports highlighted crashes and a Kansas City mass shooting that injured nine.
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