AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCourt Ruling: A U.S. District Court struck down South Dakota’s specialty-advertising rule for implant dentists, saying it’s unconstitutional and permanently blocks the state from enforcing it against qualified practitioners—good news for consumer access to truthful experience info. Cybersecurity & Utilities: Federal investigators say cyberattacks on water systems have spread to at least 12 states, including South Dakota, and experts warn the worst-case scenario isn’t just outages—it could mean unsafe water and long manual recovery. Agriculture & Land Values: Farmland keeps climbing: U.S. cropland values topped $6,000 per acre in 2026, with South Dakota cropland rising to about $4,770—helping landowners but raising barriers for new and expanding operators. Defense & Business: Gov. Rhoden appointed six more members to the South Dakota Defense Institute board, adding leaders from banks, manufacturers, and higher ed to connect business and defense growth. Public Safety & Health: A Sioux Falls-area case alleges a man sold cocaine tied to a teen’s death, while Sturgis-related naloxone distribution efforts continue to expand statewide. Local Economy: Rooted Roastery opened a new roasting facility in Rock Valley, aiming to cut costs and bring production in-house.
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