AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCybersecurity & Water Systems: Federal investigators say hackers hit municipal water and wastewater systems in multiple states, including Rapid City, with operators switching to manual controls while officials stress drinking water safety. SNAP Oversight: USDA data show many states, including those above a 6% benchmark, had high SNAP payment error rates in 2025, raising the risk of new federal cost-sharing bills that could force cuts to other services. Defense Tech (South Dakota): The Air Force says the B-21 Raider and F-47 are ahead of schedule, with the first B-21 operational delivery expected in 2027 at Ellsworth AFB. Local Economy & Industry: Gov. Larry Rhoden announced $1 million from the Future Fund for Elevate Rapid City to buy land and install public infrastructure for a new business and industrial park. Agriculture & Food Processing: South Dakota-area dairy businesses can apply for up to $100,000 (plus equipment support) through $1.7M Dairy Business Innovation Alliance grants. STEM & Education: South Dakota Mines and SDSU are among regional partners in NIH-funded research networks and STEM opportunities bringing students into lab work. Health & Pricing: Michigan AG Dana Nessel announced a $400M settlement in principle with Sandoz over alleged generic-drug price inflation and reduced competition.
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