AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAdvanced Manufacturing in Sioux Falls: Southeast Technical College broke ground on the $18 million James Abdnor Center for Advanced Manufacturing, a fall 2028 project aimed at boosting training capacity for welders, machinists, and automation-focused roles. Energy Policy Update: The U.S. Department of Energy canceled plans to move forward with three proposed National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors, leaving uncertainty for landowners and regional power planning. Carbon Capture Project Shift: Project Tundra’s development leadership changed, with Reliant Carbon Capture & Storage taking the lead on the Milton R. Young Station retrofit near Center, North Dakota. Rural Broadband & Cybersecurity: Congressional staff visited Dakota State University to learn how South Dakota expanded rural connectivity and built tech protections around it. STEM Research Spotlight: Rice University researchers reported that tiny graphene wrinkles can reshape electrical behavior, pointing to structure-controlled electronics. Public Health & Coverage: A policy brief warns that changes to federal eligibility could reduce health coverage for many lawfully present immigrant families, while optional Medicaid/CHIP coverage for some children and pregnant people may soften the impact. Community & Education: Sioux Falls teachers’ out-of-pocket classroom spending remains a flashpoint as districts struggle to cover basic needs. Agriculture Leadership: SDSU recognized new Eminent Leaders in Agriculture, Family and Community, highlighting local service and stewardship.
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