AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSports (High School): Yankton’s Bucks won the Class A boys cross country title at the Marsha Koebernick Invitational in South Sioux City, with Luke Feimer taking the 5,000-meter race; Yankton also placed third in the girls race. Sports (Volleyball/Soccer): Sioux Falls Christian swept Yankton in volleyball; USD picked up its first Summit League win by sweeping St. Thomas; Yankton’s Gazelles closed the girls soccer regular season with a 5-2 win over Sioux Falls Washington. Sports (College): South Dakota is looking to rebound after a 47-28 loss at Youngstown State as it hosts Indiana State for Dakota Days in the DakotaDome. Public Safety: The Highway Patrol announced October sobriety checkpoints across 20 counties. Civic/Politics: Vermillion hosts a District 17 candidate forum Oct. 13, and the South Dakota Supreme Court will hold a public traveling session at USD Oct. 7-8. Local Development: Sioux Falls is moving ahead with quarry revitalization after receiving a $15 million grant tied to the Bezos Earth Fund initiative. Courts: The South Dakota Supreme Court ruled a father doesn’t have a right to police investigation records about his son’s death.
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