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• Obama is visiting the Standing Rock Reservation straddling North Dakota and South Dakota to get a firsthand look at culture and also the problems there. The trip marks Obama's first presidential visit to Indian Country.
• Obama is only the third sitting president to come into Indian Country in almost 80 years. In 2008, then-candidate Obama pledged to expand health services, improve education, combat methamphetamine dealers, promote economic development and improve housing on reservations.
• Some Standing Rock residents say many of those promises have yet to be met.
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• SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) -- A 17-year-old is in juvenile custody in Sioux Falls after police say they found more than a quarter pound of marijuana and a loaded gun in his vehicle.
• Officers pulled over the teen on Thursday night for having heavily tinted windows. They say they found nine bags of marijuana in the vehicle, along with hashish, drug paraphernalia, a .357-caliber handgun and $575 in cash.
• The teen was arrested on various drug charges and a weapons count.
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• BROOKINGS, S.D. (AP) -- Brookings-based Daktronics Inc. has a presence at the World Cup international soccer competition.
• Multiple first-round matches are being played in two stadiums in Brazil equipped with Daktronics-made video display systems. An official with Daktronics Brazil calls it "a great honor."
• Daktronics makes and services video display systems for customers around the world, including several professional sports teams in the U.S.
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• TEA, S.D. (AP) -- A woman found unresponsive in a burning home in Tea has been hospitalized with unspecified injuries.
• A police officer who responded to the scene about 7:30 a.m. Friday found the woman unresponsive in a bed and administered CPR until a medical crew arrived to take her to the hospital.
• Authorities said she is about 50 years old. Neighbors said her husband was out of town.

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