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The South Dakota Supreme Court is considering a case involving an issue frequently in the news lately — eminent domain. However, this case doesn’t involve carbon pipelines -
A Brookings man is being charged with 12 counts of possession of child pornography and sexual exploitation of a minor. -
Two wards have no opposition and are presumably easy carries for their longtime incumbents, though other races have multiple candidates. -
Gov. Larry Rhoden is signing several bills addressing South Dakota election laws.
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