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A new agreement between the Justice Department and Bennet County helps Native Americans receive equal voting opportunities. In July, the federal department notified the county it had not made in-person voter registration and absentee voting opportunities equal for Native Americans during South Dakota's 46-day absentee voting period.
According to a new report—South Dakota ranks near the bottom in the nation for number of children enrolled in preschool. The most recent data from the Annie E. Casey Foundation's Kids Count has insights on child-related statistics for the state.
A South Dakota Supreme Court decision is being touted as a victory for victim's rights. The case involved not only the analysis of state law, but also federal law, by looking back to Nixon v. United States amid the Watergate scandal.
On a perfect autumn day, a few dozen passionate conservationists are installing beaver dam analogues (BDAs). In a secluded corner of the Black Hills, it's a mission in water security, habitat maintenance, and environmental care.
As the weather gets colder, changes are being made to the flow levels at Gavin's Point Dam. But officials say it's nothing to worry about this year.
Walk into any medical facility and you can usually find some kind of art on the walls. But Monument Health officials in Rapid City decided to feature some uniquely special art, showcasing the talents of their own caregivers.
And more.