AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAbortion Backlash: A ProPublica report says several Republican lawmakers who challenged abortion bans lost support from anti-abortion groups and key party allies, then lost their primaries—showing how fast the politics can turn. Free Books in Towns: St. Joseph’s Indian School’s bookmobile is bringing free, Native-authored books to Watertown (June 16) and Sisseton (June 17). Water, Data Centers, and Regulation: As people protest data centers across the Heartland, South Dakota lawmakers are moving to regulate development amid concerns about water and energy use. Drought Impacts Rapid City: Rapid City canceled its Hydrate Parties due to drought and water restrictions, pointing families to pool events instead. Weather Watch: A severe thunderstorm watch was canceled after a funnel cloud and large hail reports, with more non-severe showers possible overnight. Sports Spotlight: Jefferson’s softball team finished 23-0 and won Class AA again; Dakota Valley won Class A; Castlewood won Class B. Local Health Leadership: Monument Health announced executive leadership updates, including a new general counsel and vice president of philanthropy.
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