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Tribal governments could soon participate in the federal government’s disposal process for surplus public buildings.
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We hear a snippet of this year’s address and also hear from the tribal chairman who delivered the 2023 address.
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Two South Dakota housing authorities received $4 million dollars in federal grant money.
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The Crow Creek Tribal Chairman says more must be done to bolster education in rural parts of the state. That’s one message he brought to lawmakers during the annual state of the Tribes address.
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Riders from the 38+2 Memorial Ride stopped in Madison Wednesday to rest and refresh during the annual horseback ride from Lower Brule to Mankato.
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In The Moment … August 28, 2020 Show 891 Hour 1Earlier this month the South Dakota Arts Council partnered with the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts,…
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State tourism officials say it’s been a challenging summer for the state’s number two industry.Education majors at Augustana University have the…
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Lower Brule and Crow Creek met at the Dakota Dome in Vermillion on Friday night to crown the first state champion of the All Nations Football Conference.…
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A second tribe in South Dakota has adopted hate crime protections for LGBT people. The Crow Creek Tribe met with proponents of the amendment and passed it…
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Two controversial bills addressing the cost of hosting pipelines have landed on the governor's desk ready for Kristi Noem's signature.One law sets up a…