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Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation celebrates Earth Month in April with two family-friendly festivals.
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Drought conditions are persisting across South Dakota.
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Authorities say avian flu is likely the cause of a large wave of geese deaths at a lake near Huron.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is reissuing permits for a proposed Uranium recovery project in the southern Black Hills.
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The city of Watertown is organizing a community-wide cleanup effort next month.
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A bill approving a future use water permit application by the Western Dakota Regional Water System is approved by a House Committee.
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A House committee rejects a bill that would establish a savings account for future water projects.
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In an unusual “twist,” South Dakota records its first-ever February tornado.
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Brought by Spearfish Republican Sen. Randy Deibert, the bill was widely supported. Though that doesn’t mean it went without questions.
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The Senate State Affairs hears two bills that would alter South Dakota’s stance on eminent domain, a significant debate among state landowners.
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A Black Hills mining company says it’s found a “robust” potential deposit of minerals in the northern Black Hills.
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US Sen. Mike Rounds is reintroducing the Timber Harvesting Restoration Act.