AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoState Politics & Voting: Pennington County Auditor Sabrina Green issued a final reminder ahead of South Dakota’s June 2 primary, stressing absentee deadlines (June 1) and that Election Day voting must happen at your assigned precinct—plus a reminder that campaign swag isn’t allowed inside polling places. Online Child Safety: Attorney General Marty Jackley joined a coalition of 44 AGs urging Congress to reject the House “KIDS Act” and instead pass stronger protections that keep enforcement power with states. Culture & Community Reading: The South Dakota Humanities Council announced the 2026 “One Book South Dakota” tour for author Matthew Davis, with stops from Yankton to Pine Ridge exploring Mount Rushmore’s history and meaning. Sports (Local Pride): Ashlyn Koupal made state track history with a sixth straight Class A girls high jump title, while Yankton’s William Rounds and other athletes turned in standout performances at Howard Wood Field. Tourism & Lifestyle: Tourism officials say the “Free to Roam” summer campaign is already driving big interest in planning—up 174% on the state tourism website. Public Safety: A Rapid City man was sentenced to 11 years in federal prison for attempted enticement of a minor during the Sturgis Rally. Agriculture & Leadership: South Dakota Cattlemen’s Association named Trevor Johnson of Centerville as the state delegate to the NCBA Young Cattlemen’s Conference. Arts & Events: Mitchell’s Palace City Brewing is launching “Switchyard Social,” its first-ever beer festival on June 6 celebrating the town’s railroad roots.
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