Grant‑writing support pilot program created to help farmers pursue sustainable agriculture funding Lamb Shines at the Power of Meat Conference Regan Bollweg announces candidacy for District 24 House of Representatives 4-way stop set up at intersection of Euclid Avenue and Fourth Street in Pierre Wrong free or discounted load coupon mailed to Pierre residents; Corrected coupons being mailed within the month Flags to fly at half-staff at state Capitol Saturday in honor of former legislator Dean Schrempp 81mph and 75mph wind gusts reported near Pierre Regional Airport Thursday South Dakota maintains number of farms and ranches, acres in farms and ranches between 2023-24 Most rented farmland in the United States is owned by non-farmers Teenage boy from Pierre seriously injured in Monday accident at Highway 1804 and Grey Goose Road U.S. tractor and combine sales down 12 percent in February 2026 2026 South Dakota Governor's Ag Ambassador Award nomination deadline is today Teenage girl from Mission identified as person killed in Sunday accident southeast of White River Legislature passes $7B+ state government budget for FY2027 NFL Free Agency; Winners & Losers by Rob Maaddi State economic development board approves grants for Agtegra projects in Kennebec, Faulkton, Bath and Ipswich; Also approves grant for ethanol plant at Wentworth South Dakota Freedom Caucus Blasts FY2027 Budget South Dakota Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force investigation leads to 20 child pornography charges filed against Huron Middle School employee Specialty Crop Payment Rates Due in April Rhoden signs cell-cultured protein compromise

Jethro Tull’s Anderson Lashes Out Against ‘Insidious’ AI Fakery

By Martin Kielty Jan 5, 2026 | 9:27 AM

Ian Anderson predicts “sadder times” ahead as he foresees collapse of trust as slop becomes more convincing. Continue reading…

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