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As South Dakotans seek new job opportunities, scammers seek opportunities to steal information and take your money. -
Bart Pfankuch/South Dakota News WatchA year ago, the race was on to dole out $450 million in COVID relief grants. South Dakota News Watch reporter Bart Pfankuch joins us for a look at COVID relief, one year later.
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Raven Industries is donating $150,000 to support a new minor in avionics at South Dakota Mines, according to a news release. -
Republican U.S. Rep. Dusty Johnson, of South Dakota, is working with a Democratic colleague on legislation to help cattle producers get better prices.
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The pheasant hunters who are succeeding so far this season are the ones who put in extra preparation, according to a spokesman for the Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
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The Bureau of Reclamation and Mni Wiconi Rural Water System staff are conducting repairs on the Mni Wiconi Core Water Pipeline in and around Fort Pierre.
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A nonprofit is asking state officials to approve a 75-mile rail-to-trail recreational path from Tabor to Platte with the hopes of eventually creating a 358-mile regional network.
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Thousands of John Deere workers went on strike last week. It started after the United Auto Workers union couldn’t reach an agreement with management on issues like wages and health care.
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The Black Hills National Forest is accepting public comments on a proposed gold exploration project.
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The South Dakota National Guard’s 152nd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion has received a national award for the second year in a row.
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Officials broke ground today on Rapid City’s first long term acute care hospital.
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The Summit Arena is a modern, 11,000-seat event space.
