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South Dakota voters appear to have rejected Referred Law 21, a measure regulating carbon dioxide pipelines.
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Initiated Measure 28 has failed at the ballot box. It would have removed the state’s tax on grocery items, and potentially other purchasable consumables.
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Prairie Berry Winery and Miner Brewing Company of Hill City will both close their doors by the end of 2024.
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South Dakota’s minimum wage is going up on New Years’ Day.
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South Dakota residents have about a week left to comment on a draft explanation for a proposed initiated measure regarding property tax assessments.
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A proposed carbon pipeline project has South Dakotans split ahead of the November election.
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The South Dakota Aeronautics Commission is preparing its official report for the governor.
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As the city of Sioux Falls looks to the future, it is keeping a close eye on electric vehicle trends.
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Rapid City government has formally adopted a resolution in opposition to the initiated measure seeking to repeal the state tax for items used for human consumption.”
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Nonprofit organizations have until Oct. 21 to register to take part in this year’s South Dakota Day of Giving.
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A collection of regional nonprofit organizations is working to center Indigenous perspectives in fundraising. The Good Relatives Collaborative hosted one of the sessions at a recent Rapid City tribal relations meeting.
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The South Dakota Board of Regents may not receive all the funds it requested from the state.