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U.S. Senator John Thune met with industry leaders across many fields to discuss data privacy in the state and across the U.S. The round table conversation, hosted by Dakota State University, offered perspectives from multiple industry leaders in the banking, medical, and technology fields.
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In-home, group, and center providers have until May 14 to apply funds to increase enrollment, open a new facility, or reopen existing spaces.
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The Biden Administration is issuing an emergency waiver allowing the sale of E15 gasoline this summer.
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Two large employers in the northern hills co-hosted a job fair on Tuesday. Both Fermilab and the Sanford Underground Research Facility want to hire skilled trade, technical and administrative roles to assist with upcoming neutrino research.
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Rapid City’s downtown is amid a major update with the construction of Block 5. One year from completion, six of 10 floors have been framed.
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We check back in on Norm, Farmers Business Network's AI agronomy advisor, and look to the future of AI on the farm.
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPIA) was recently confirmed in a South Dakota dairy cattle herd. Dr. Beth Thompson gives an update on the virus.
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The City of Sioux Falls says they plan on purchasing the Sanford Tea-Ellis Wellness Center on the west side of the city.
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There will be no layoffs at the two East River facilities the USPS have tabbed for assessment.
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Owning a family business is challenging. From real or perceived nepotism, boundary issues, family dynamics, disagreements over how to run the business—it's no wonder most of them don't make it to the next generation.
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The head of the Black Hills National Forest says the agency is saddened and concerned to hear about layoffs at a sawmill in the northern Black Hills.
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In spring of 2020, a sinkhole was discovered in a suburban Rapid City development. The sinkhole was created by an abandoned state-owned gypsum mine. Four years later, homeowners are still without closure and a new study says homes are still at risk.