AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSouth Dakota Science & Tech: A record-setting “Gus” T. rex fossil excavated in Harding County sold at Sotheby’s for $50.1 million, reigniting debate over whether privately held fossils can still serve open research. AI & Power Infrastructure: As data centers expand, power companies and grid projects are increasingly using eminent domain to seize land for transmission lines—while many Americans say they don’t want the buildout near them. Public Health & Care Access: Health insurers are walking back parts of a prior-authorization improvement pledge, leaving patients and clinicians frustrated that barriers to care still persist. Local STEM & Education: South Dakota Mines is hosting an exhibit using prehistoric Fuson Shale clay, pairing art with science and involving undergrads in NSF-supported research experiences. Community Tech Jobs: Aberdeen is hiring a part-time library aide with evening and weekend hours, including tech support and reference duties. Statewide People News (health/education): Philanthropist T. Denny Sanford, whose gifts helped shape Sanford Health and major child-focused programs, died at 90.
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