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Tribes located in South Dakota can now access a pot of money set aside for housing infrastructure projects.
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The SBA's Native American Trade Expansion Program offers multiple grants awarding up to $240,000 to expand exporting opportunities to Native American-owned small businesses.
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Officials say another $80 million is in the state reserves due to a budget surplus following the end of the last fiscal year on July 1.
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Peak tourism season in the Black Hills is rolling, and that means busy times at Rapid City Regional.
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Sioux Falls mayor Paul TenHaken is proposing that the city buy land in the Riverline District.
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A South Dakota butcher shop is receiving over $5.5 million in grant money from the USDA.
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South Dakota has ended the most recent fiscal year with an $80 million budget surplus.
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Rapid City's diverging diamond interchange wins a regional America's Transportation Award.
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Department of Public Safety officials say 116 volunteer fire departments have received more than $2 million in grant funding for personal protective equipment.
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Sanford Health is attempting to merge with Wisconsin-based Marshfield Clinic Health Systems.
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The South Dakota Secretary of State approved a citizen referral for a state law called the “Landowner’s Bill of Rights,” meaning it gets placed on the November ballot.
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Wealth advisor and financial therapist Rick Kahler talks about the difference between how consumers and economists think about inflation.