AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoICE Expansion: Gov. Larry Rhoden says South Dakota is ramping up its ICE partnership—training more Highway Patrol troopers through the 287(g) program, with the total expected to jump from 17 to 41, and reporting 150 arrests tied to the effort over the past year. Campaign Spending Watch: New finance filings show outside groups are pouring money into the June 2 governor primary, with Rushmore Principles PAC spending about $1.3 million—mostly on digital ads and mail—targeting Gov. Rhoden and also opposing Speaker Jon Hansen. Hot Springs Uranium Hearing: A new state law expanding interpretive services at public hearings is getting an early test in the Black Hills uranium debate, as officials and opponents clash over how voices are heard. Rapid City Time Capsule: Rapid City officials revealed what’s going into a 2026 time capsule meant to be opened in 2076, including local history, Indigenous cultural items, and community predictions. Local Life & Health: SDSU Extension is offering Aging Well recordings for a limited time, and a Mitchell doctor, Dr. Lucio Margallo, is set to retire after 46 years.
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