Economic Development: The South Dakota Board of Economic Development approved SD Works and local infrastructure funding for four projects, including a $597,275 loan for Rev It Up Espresso in Sturgis to move from kiosks into a permanent café and a $320,000 loan for Elwood Family Dental Care in Yankton to expand access. Tourism Planning: Vermillion and Yankton are asking residents to weigh in on a future tourism strategy tied to the Missouri River Water Trail, with an online survey open through Oct. 14. Agriculture Relief: Gov. Larry Rhoden signed Executive Order 2026-11 to ease high diesel costs for farmers, including a 10% temporary weight allowance, suspending a $25 overweight permit fee, and possible tax-refund review if dyed diesel shortages force use of taxed on-road fuel. Defense & Jobs: Sioux Falls business leaders heard the case for bringing newer F-35 jets to Joe Foss Field as the Air National Guard weighs replacing aging F-16s. Cyber & Fraud Watch: South Dakota businesses reported 85 cybercrimes in 2025 totaling $16.4M in losses, while a separate bank-focused warning urged customers to stop scams before they start. Local Business & Media: Lee Enterprises agreed to acquire the Great Falls Tribune and also expand its South Dakota newspaper footprint, including the Watertown Public Opinion. Energy Prices: GasBuddy reported one Hand County station selling regular for $3.87 in the week ending Sept. 19, underscoring how uneven prices remain across the state.