AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNational Guard: More than 120 soldiers from Wagner’s 155th Engineer Company were honored Thursday before a roughly year-long deployment supporting Border Patrol at the southern border. Courts: The South Dakota Supreme Court upheld Cory Bromley’s convictions in an Alcester kidnapping and robbery; he is serving 25 years. Survivor Support: Rapid City’s WAVI received a $20,000 grant for services including shelter and crisis support. The nonprofit says survivors spent more than 13,000 nights in its shelter last year. Housing & Equity: OneHeart says Native Americans account for about 64% of people using its Rapid City services, despite making up roughly 8% of the city’s population, and is urging honest discussion of barriers to help. City Hall: Sioux Falls Mayor Christine Erickson’s “Sioux Falls Listens” sessions invite residents to share concerns; another is set for Nov. 5. Rapid City Mayor Jason Salamun has tapped longtime parks manager Scott Anderson to lead the department, pending council approval. Abortion Law Appeal: Eighteen states are backing South Dakota’s appeal of a ruling blocking enforcement of its abortion-pill distribution law; a trial is expected in 2027.
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