Supreme Court Fight Over Maps: Washington state asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take up a redistricting challenge tied to claims of racial gerrymandering, with possible boundary changes before the next redraw. Medical Education in Motion: USD’s Sanford School of Medicine says its Sioux Falls move won’t hurt its Yankton campus, aiming to strengthen statewide training and care. AI Data Center Backlash: North Dakota officials pushed back on claims that data centers will cause major environmental harm, arguing residents are being misinformed. Tribal Sovereignty: Standing Rock and other tribal leaders urged stronger sovereignty as federal support wavers amid proposed cuts. Local Safety & Community: Williston Police relaunched “Scoops for Safety,” rewarding kids who wear helmets with free ice cream. Sports Spotlight: Fargo Oak Grove’s Grovers won a third straight ND Class B boys golf title. Education Staffing Strain: Fargo Public Schools warned that special education and speech-language vacancies may force more costly contracted staffing. Greenpeace vs. Energy Transfer: A Dutch court allowed Greenpeace International’s anti-SLAPP case to proceed in its fight over Dakota Access pipeline-era lawsuits. Health Policy Watch: Lawmakers drafted limits on DoD plans to restructure military health facilities, aiming to prevent closures and service cuts. School Tech Debate: New research and state actions keep fueling the push and pull over cellphone use in classrooms. Obituaries & Community Notes: Local remembrances and community initiatives highlighted across the week, from scholarships to student support efforts.