AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMedia & Local News: USA TODAY Co. and Lee Enterprises realign portfolios, with Lee acquiring South Dakota publications including the Sioux Falls Argus Leader and Rapid City Journal. Public Safety: Rapid City firefighters staged a rooftop “rescue” during a Special Olympics fundraiser after police and deputies collected donations on the roof. Criminal Justice: Attorney General Marty Jackley released a recommended model policy for prosecutors and law enforcement to meet constitutional disclosure duties in criminal cases tied to Brady/Giglio. Courts & Defense: A federal trial for Mark Milk was delayed two months at the defense’s request. Water Policy: Gov. Larry Rhoden joined a multi-state letter opposing a House provision that would restrict states’ ability to use Missouri River water without unanimous governor approval. Veterans Services: The VA held its annual Stand Down in Rapid City, connecting veterans with housing, healthcare, legal help, and VA enrollment. Indigent Defense: South Dakota’s public defender office may seek funding to begin taking some trial-level felony cases. Tech & Education: DSU brings cyber-focused hands-on learning to SiouxperCon 2026 in Sioux Falls. Business & Economy: Northrop Grumman plans a new Rapid City office with state and Ellsworth EDA support, tied to Ellsworth’s B-21 expansion.
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