South Dakota Politics (Gov. GOP Primary): Businessman Toby Doeden topped the GOP governor primary but fell short of the 35% threshold, setting up a July 28 runoff against Gov. Larry Rhoden; U.S. Rep. Dusty Johnson and House Speaker Jon Hansen also advanced to the “too close” scramble for the second spot. U.S. House (GOP Nomination): Attorney General Marty Jackley won the Republican nomination for South Dakota’s U.S. House seat, cruising past James Bialota; he’ll face Democrat Nikki Gronli in November. Local Governance (Utilities/Power): Early returns in Montana’s Public Service Commissioner races show tight GOP competition, with the commission’s work tied to utility oversight and data-center debates that can affect power bills. Business & Industry (Dairy): Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative launched a virtual National Cheese Day campaign for June 4, highlighting South Dakota and regional dairy producers. Public Health (Supplements): A salmonella investigation tied to imported moringa leaf powder supplements was reopened after additional illnesses, prompting consumers to check for affected products. Infrastructure (Sioux Falls Roads): Sioux Falls announced multiple June 3–4 road projects, including lane closures and a 19th Street shutdown, with detours and short-term delays. Workforce/Ag Conservation (Federal Funds): USDA expanded Farm Bill-funded support for farmers and ranchers to protect migratory big-game corridors on private land, now covering South Dakota and 16 other states. Trade & Education (South Dakota): USD Beacom School of Business students took an international trade mission to Germany, connecting with manufacturers and export-focused partners.