AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRetirement Planning: A new look at IRMAA explains how higher income can raise Medicare Part B and Part D premiums starting around age 65—an easy-to-miss cost that can hit retirees with “surprises.” Local Festivals: Kahoka’s 40th annual Clark County Mule Festival runs Sept. 17-19 at the fairgrounds, with mule and wagon events, camping, vendors, and family-friendly entertainment. Public Health & Travel Safety: A measles case tied to an Amtrak train exposure has reached more than 250 people in Jackson County so far, with officials warning about low vaccination pockets. Community Health Outreach: University of Missouri students plan to distribute 5,000 naloxone boxes on campus to reduce overdose risk and stigma. Major Legal/Finance: A Texas investment founder was sentenced to 11 years for a Ponzi scheme that prosecutors say bilked 64 victims, including Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce. Road & Mobility: Missouri Gov. Kehoe issued new limits on flock cameras and license plate reader data, tightening how location information is handled. Sports Tourism: Mizzou cross country heads to St. Louis for the Billiken XC Invite at Quail Creek Golf Club, with races starting Saturday morning.
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