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Another school threat disrupted learning in a South Dakota school this week. According to school officials, the Oglala Sioux Tribe Department of Public Safety was called to Little Wound School in Kyle Wednesdayz, after threatening graffiti was found in the girls' bathroom.
The Black Hills is experiencing dryness levels unlike anything it's seen in a decade. Now fire and forest officials have one message—take the warnings seriously.
The state Department of Health is appealing a case against a medicinal marijuana company to the state Supreme Court. Arguing in Vermillion, the case questions the entire basis of having an initial court date in cases involving medical cannabis licenses.
While houses of worship are generally seen as welcoming environments, one Rapid City church is having a hard time. Not with drawing a congregation—but with its pride banner.
An event in Sioux Falls is helping students from Ethan High School make a difference as community leaders. At the South Dakota National Guard Armory, more than 300 students from multiple high schools are gathered to talk about leadership.
The Sanford Underground Research Facility in Lead operates its scientific laboratories deep underground in what used to be the Homestake Mine. There's some nuance to operating in old mineshafts and tunnels.
And more.