-
Monday Macro looks at what makes the U.S. mortgage system different from other systems. Joe Santos, Ph.D., brings us a deep dive into the intricacies of mortgage lending. -
C.J. Keene/SDPBA problem with construction on Block 5, a high-rise development in downtown Rapid City, forced an evacuation of the area after structural concerns were found in an elevator shaft.
-
Our panel discussion looks at housing in South Dakota with a focus on affordable housing, workforce housing and the disruption of eviction. -
The county's new setback ordinance comes as some residents push back against a proposed energy project in development near Mobridge.
-
The head of Ellsworth Airforce Base is reacting to the first test flight of a nuclear capable stealth bomber earlier this month. Ellsworth is the future home of the B-21 Raider, which is expected to arrive in the mid-2020’s.
-
Black Hills Energy says it is no longer proposing rate changes for its customers with solar panels.
-
Financial therapist Rick Kahler talks about clarity, compassion, courage, playfulness and more. He discusses a few of the key ingredients to financial wellness.
-
The pay for state legislators will go down next year. It’s the first decline since lawmakers tied their salaries to the state’s median household income five years ago.
-
National Apprenticeship Week, Nov. 13-19, celebrates the skills and opportunities apprentice programs provide.
-
The holidays are coming up fast. How can South Dakota small businesses have a successful season this year?
-
Tom Patterson and Erin Fujimoto had no experience in manufacturing or design when they founded Tommy John. They two discuss their business and branding journey.
-
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics recently released its October 2023 Employment Situation, also known as the monthly job report. Joe Santos, Ph.D., breaks it down for us.
