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The state's decision to allow landowners to privatize access to sections of publicly owned lakes is still causing some confusion and raising concerns in northeast South Dakota.
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A $6.7 million renovation has changed the floorplan and priorities at the South Dakota Mines library. -
It's a parody of a Broadway musical and a spoof of all things Shakespeare. "Something Rotten" is the latest production from the Black Hills Playhouse in Custer State Park.
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Governor Kristi Noem hosted an agricultural innovation forum Tuesday at Dakotafest in Mitchell.
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We meet the candidates for state House and Senate for the 2022 election. Lora Hubbel, an independent, is running for state senator in District 13, which includes parts of Lincoln and Minnehaha counties.
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A lawsuit initiated by the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe against Lyman County could be complicated by a recent case on the U.S. Supreme Court’s emergency docket. Also referred to as the “shadow docket,” it allows justices to resolve an issue temporarily until a case can have a full hearing.
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A new documentary tells the history and stories of Native American children taken to a boarding school in Rapid City. Oglala Lakota filmmaker Jim Warne joins us to talk about his new film. His mother, Bev Warne, also joins us to talk about her own boarding-school experience and the damage boarding schools caused in Native American lives.