AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealthcare Economy: A new independent report from the Dakota Institute breaks down how healthcare is a major, steady driver of South Dakota’s GDP. Heat Safety for Dementia: The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America warns caregivers that extreme heat can make it harder for people with dementia to notice thirst or overheating, urging frequent fluids, cool environments, and close monitoring. Heat Safety Outdoors: A Rapid City-area hiker was rescued near Black Elk Peak after heat exhaustion, with officials urging water, electrolytes, and knowing limits. Firefighter Heat Response: Rapid City firefighters say they’re staying hydrated and rotating crews with extra staffing so they can cool down during calls. Nitrate Testing for Livestock: With drought stressing forage, experts urge ranchers to test nitrate levels before haying or grazing to prevent poisoning in ruminants. Nursing Shortage: A viewpoint piece argues South Dakota’s need for more nurses—especially in rural areas—is urgent. Drug Pricing Accountability: South Dakota’s AG announced the state will receive $18,011.65 from a $29.6 million Glenmark generic drug price-fixing settlement, with more claims tied to purchases from 2009–2019. Child Safety Online: South Dakota reached a nearly $10 million Roblox settlement requiring age verification and stronger parental controls. Budget Surplus Debate: Lawmakers weigh pros and cons of South Dakota’s $69 million surplus, including concerns about unspent funds in social services. Local Health Support: AARP South Dakota awarded $125,800 in Community Challenge grants to help older adults stay safer and more connected.
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