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A prison task force is hoping crews can build a fifteen hundred bed men’s prison for over $200 million less than a proposal abandoned earlier this year. Prospective contractors say it can be done, but the facility won’t last as long. -
South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks officials say the 2024 pheasant hunting season saw the highest harvest numbers in over a decade. -
Black Hills Energy has announced a new effort to mitigate risk relating to utilities and wildfires. However, some customers are concerned that could mean blackouts. -
A governor-appointed task force is narrowing the number of possible men’s prison sites.
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The 28th Annual Festival of Cultures is made possible by the LSS Multi-Cultural Center, and it features all-day live entertainment, vendor booths, food trucks and activities. -
St. Thomas More junior Rylan Horning is a state golf champion once again. Her Cavaliers team also took home the team state championship. -
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For the second year in a row, Brynn Roehrich of Clark/Willow Lake has won the ‘B’ girls individual golf title. The Cyclones sophomore shot 72 both days to finish even for the two-day tournament.
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SDPB has received many questions from listeners and viewers about potential cuts to public media’s federal funding and how they might impact SDPB. -
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