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Numbers are up across the board in South Dakota’s university system. -
The 2025 budget is set in Sioux Falls. At $781 million, it represents a lower overall balance from last year. -
Attorney General Marty Jackley is suing the NCAA over its proposed settlement in a case involving student athletes. The settlement centers around an NCAA policy that prohibited athletes from receiving sponsorships from companies. -
After multiple storms brought flooding and damage across eastern South Dakota FEMA now has four Disaster Recovery Centers to assist residents. The four counties with Disaster Recovery Centers are Davison, Lincoln, Turner, and Union.
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The hosts of NPR's "How To Do Everything" discuss how they approach questions on their podcast. We apply their advice to a few South Dakota-themed "how-to" questions. -
This election, South Dakota voters will either open up our primaries or keep our current system in place. Here's what you need know before you make your choice.
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Across South Dakota, you'll find century farms. Farms that have been owned by the same family for 100 or more years. In this 2002 Dakota Life story, we visit some of the farms across the state. -
Any South Dakota K-12 student is eligible to submit artwork. Selected art work is displayed in the state capitol from January 2025- September 2025. -
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