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Recent rainfall has drastically improved South Dakota’s outlook on the Drought Monitor.
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The rupture occurred on a Louisiana pipeline operated by a company partnered with fuel giant ExxonMobil.
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In 2005, Dakota Life caught up with Joel Tigner, who is studying the bat population in the Black Hills.
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The Black Hills Clean Water Alliance is taking issue with a response to public objections by the Forest Service.
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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.
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Nieman Enterprises says it’s laying off 50 employees—roughly a quarter of its staff at Spearfish Forest Products.
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Teresa Hofer shares best practices for light use and her tips on enjoying the natural night sky.
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South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks commissioners add over 100 nonresident waterfowl licenses for next season.
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The second week of April is Severe Weather Preparedness Week in South Dakota and Minnesota. We learn how to weather the worst spring and summer can throw at us.
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The South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources grants over $172 million dollars for environmental water projects throughout the state.
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The president of the Oglala Sioux Tribe is reacting to the South Dakota governor showing up to a meeting between tribes and the federal government last week. The Pine Ridge leader said the Republican governor's actions were a distraction.
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South Dakota high school senior Wambli Quintana is focused on expanding opportunities in sustainable energy and green practices for tribes.