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We learn about how some land management practices in western South Dakota are seeking to copy nature's top architect.
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Pat Guptill says he saw his land's health improve after he got a beaver neighbor. The rancher shares why he credits a beaver with repairing the creek on his land.
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The fire, on Wood Avenue, was visible from the street as crews arrived on scene.
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A historic fire station could find new life. It could also mean nearly two dozen new first responders for Rapid City.
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The Black Hills National Forest is seeking input on what to do with a nearly 90-year-old dam in Spring Creek just east of Hill City.
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The latest winter storm brought snow, wind and cold to much of the state. We talk with the National Weather Service about what's still to come in the next 24 hours.
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We learn about a maple syrup workshop happening in Brookings this weekend. And we get introduced to all the sweet, sappy confections you can tap into.
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$5 million will be split between SAGE Development Authority, National Indian Youth Leadership Project, and Gender Justice.
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Rapid City has been named the recipient of one million dollars in grants to create a plan to battle greenhouse gas emissions.
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The state Emergency Response Commission took time this week to assess the now completed legislative year.
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The U.S. Government has allocated over $18 million for the Lewis and Clark water system. As the system shifts into phase three of expansion, the daily demand for water increases.
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The money will go toward the Oglala Dam, which has been out of commission for some time.