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The U.S. Government has allocated over $18 million for the Lewis and Clark water system. As the system shifts into phase three of expansion, the daily demand for water increases.
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The money will go toward the Oglala Dam, which has been out of commission for some time.
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U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds is introducing a proposal to increase timber sales in the Black Hills National Forest.
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The dam doesn't currently meet standards, officials said. The forest service proposes either decommissioning or repairing the structure.
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The department of Game, Fish, and Parks is seeking applications for public outdoor recreation grant opportunities across the state.
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NOAA released their outlook maps for the next three months. Laura Edwards, state climatologist, shares why she hopes our dry winter may give way to a normal, wet spring.
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An SDSU School of Design class created a guide for the city of Waubay after the 2020 floods. We learn how they're reimagining landscapes to be more flood resilient.
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The City of Sioux Falls is offering artists a chance to help paint storm drains to raise awareness of water pollution.
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The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provides over $352 million dollars to improve access to clean drinking water in South Dakota.
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Six red wolf pups are helping bring the species back from the brink. We learn about the zoo's conservation programs and a special appearance on "The Drew Barrymore Show."
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Gov. Kristi Noem signed a bill to increase access to higher ethanol blends for gas retailers.
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The trips Augustana University students took over their January term were carbon neutral. We head into the tropical forest that students are helping to protect.