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The South Dakota Supreme Court is ruling in favor of a collection of state Air National Guard members suing the adjutant general over employment benefits. -
In a statement, a Department of Education spokesperson writes the State Library is currently culling its collections and resources, and the MacKay Building is closed until that work is completed. -
Some South Dakota leaders are backing a bid to buy the social media app TikTok. -
It’s a silent day at a Rapid City shopping center, but it’s anything but normal. Well over 100 people donned in all black are protesting without saying a word.
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From the field to the classroom, FFA opens doors to all kinds of careers—not just farming. Meet the students and teachers from South Dakota’s most decorated chapter and see how it’s shaping their futures. -
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