AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 hours agoCriminal Justice: South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley named Chad Mosteller as the new director of the state Division of Criminal Investigation, with a June 5 swearing-in in Pierre. Elections & Politics: A new GOP governor candidate profile spotlights Toby Doeden’s “outsider” pitch ahead of the June 2 primary, while other coverage frames where candidates stand on education policy. Public Safety & Community Events: Rapid City brought back Summer Nights downtown with added vehicle barriers and coordinated police, fire and EMS planning. Local Government & Growth: Sioux Metro Growth Alliance is launching an eight-month regional leadership program starting in August, with applications due June 26. Sports (NCAA): Nebraska opened the Lincoln Regional by beating South Dakota State 4-1, while Ole Miss walked off Arizona State in 14 innings; Saturday matchups set the stage for more regional action. Sports (High School): The SDHSAA state track meet continues with Saturday finals and standout performances, including Brandon Valley’s Ayuel Deng placing in multiple events. Infrastructure: Sioux Falls announced June 1 road work, including lane closures on Ellis Road and a one-lane reduction on the 12th Street bridge. History & Culture: Rapid City buried a 2076 time capsule at Founders Park, and Hawarden opened a 1976 West Sioux time capsule after 50 years.
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