AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoManufacturing: Mitchell-based Trail King unveiled three new automatic-steering trailers, expanding its lineup for construction, agriculture and specialized hauling. Energy: Montana regulators approved the NorthWestern Energy–Black Hills Corp. merger, clearing its final major state hurdle. The combined utility would serve customers in South Dakota and seven other states; regulators say the deal itself won’t raise rates. Construction: South Dakota awarded the next phase of Huron’s highway rebuild to Dell Rapids-based BX Civil & Construction for $16.84 million—10.3% below the state estimate. Agriculture Workforce: Employers at South Dakota worksites received approvals for 14 H-2B agricultural, forestry, fishing and hunting workers through June 30, 2026; all decided workers were approved. Water Infrastructure: The state assigned the final $6.1 million in Biden-era federal funds for water projects. Workforce Education: Regents are considering a 90-credit applied bachelor’s degree in hospitality, tourism and event management at SDSU, a proposal supporters say could make college more affordable and better align training with workforce needs.
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