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Millions of Dollars Committed to Broadband Expansion

Hundreds of millions of state and federal dollars are being directed to broadband expansion across South Dakota. Mike Waldner, Coordinator…

Minnesota Pork Producers Want To Educate Consumers At State Fair

Minnesota Pork Producers are wanting to set the record straight with attendees of the Minnesota State Fair.  Lauren Servick says…

Iowa State Fair To Improve Livestock Facilities

The Iowa State Fair has concluded, but fair officials are already planning for improvements for future fairs.  In recent years,…

Get Ready for Flu Shots

Moving into fall will also mark the beginning of flu season. Liz Healy, infection control specialist at Avera Sacred Heart…

Meridian Bridge Closed for Inspection, Now Reopened

The City of Yankton closed the Meridian Bridge over the Missouri River Sunday evening. City Manager Amy Leon says the…

Holding State Investments Steady

While funds controlled by the South Dakota Investment Council fell about one percent in value in the first six months…

Southwest Monsoon Impacts Northern Plains Precipitation

Heavy rain in the southwest part of the United States can draw moisture away from the northern plains. Doug Kluck,…

Gun Rights vs Public Safety

Law enforcement has noted an increase in gun violence and officer involved shootings across the state this summer. Incoming Attorney…

SD Senator John Thune Opposes Student Loan Debt Reduction Plan

President Bidens plan to forgive up to ten thousand dollars of student loan debt may impact up to forty three…

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