AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNew SD Laws July 1: A slate of 2026 measures kicks in statewide, including rules tied to SNAP and school meals, tighter oversight for data centers, and a new crime targeting fertility fraud; marriage now requires judicial approval for 16- and 17-year-olds, and a ban on selling abortion pills is set to take effect but is in court. Election Fight in Washington: House Republicans are weighing a fast-track, reconciliation-style approach to push Trump’s SAVE America voting restrictions, including proof of citizenship and photo ID, bypassing the filibuster. Sioux Falls Missing Child: Police are asking the public to help find 11-year-old Tristan Oakland, last seen riding a bike near S. Cleveland Ave. Storm Response in Highmore: After 131-mph wind gusts and tornado reports, Gov. Larry Rhoden deployed state resources for cleanup and potential federal aid; Sen. Mike Rounds toured damage. July 4 Fireworks Safety: Rapid City fire officials warn residents to soak used fireworks before disposal and follow local rules. Thune Book Deal: Sen. John Thune’s latest financial disclosure lists a royalty agreement for a first book. Drug Enforcement: U.S. Attorney Ron Parsons says coordinated cases dismantled four major meth and fentanyl trafficking organizations in South Dakota, securing decades-long sentences for dozens. Sobriety Checkpoints: The Highway Patrol will run July checkpoints in 19 counties.
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