Daylight Saving Fight: A House-passed bill to make daylight saving time permanent remains stalled in the Senate, as President Trump pressures Sen. Tom Cotton over claims that darker winter mornings would endanger kids. Filial Responsibility Law: A growing concern nationwide: adult children in some states, including South Dakota, could be legally on the hook for parents’ medical or other unpaid bills. South Dakota Ballot Court Fight: A federal appeals court will rehear South Dakota’s ballot petition deadline dispute, a case that could reshape how citizen-led initiatives qualify. ICE National Guard Extension: Gov. Larry Rhoden extended South Dakota National Guard support to ICE for seven guardsmen through Sept. 30, 2027, funded federally. Rural EMS Funding: South Dakota received $7.2 million for 25 Rural Health Transformation projects to strengthen emergency medical services statewide. U.S. House Debate: In Sioux Falls, AG Marty Jackley and Nikki Gronli clashed on tariffs, health care, and tribal priorities, with both calling for stronger federal support. Sioux Falls Shooting: Police are investigating a weekend shooting after a juvenile sought medical care; investigators found shell casings and damage to a home. Rapid City Hero Award: The Rapid City Council will honor South Dakota Mines student Jameson Mallon-Echols for rescuing a teen from a burning vehicle. B-1 Bombers Pulled From UK: The U.S. withdrew all 12 B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford after heightened Iran-linked threat warnings, with at least three aircraft reaching South Dakota. Energy Costs Warning: A think tank projects South Dakota households could pay about $9,000 more for energy through 2040 due to federal policy changes. Drug Settlement Payments: South Dakotans who bought certain generics from 2009-2019 may qualify for payments under a proposed $400 million Sandoz/Fougera settlement. ACLU Election Observers: The ACLU is recruiting volunteers to train as election observers ahead of Nov. 3.