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Nearly $3 million in ARPA funds from the previous administration destined for the state Department of Social Services have been suspended. One of the potential victims – telehealth support for first responders.
South Dakota says it is “Open for Business,” but recent developments in the state Legislature have caused some worry that its business-friendly model may be changing. That includes businesses with financial stakes in the state like Gevo, the company behind a proposed billion-dollar corn-based jet fuel plant near Lake Preston.
It is NWS Severe Weather Preparedness Week and as the seasons begin to shift across the state, it’s important to be mindful of how that impacts the weather in your area.
As favorable weather settles into South Dakota, officials from Game, Fish, and Parks are reminding tourists and nature lovers alike about the benefits of a state park entrance license.
A former state employee accused of forgery is pleading guilty to multiple charges. Renee Strong pleaded guilty to four felony forgery charges Tuesday in Hughes County Court, according to the Attorney General’s Office.
The Black Hills Area Community Foundation is set to launch its second annual Thriving Communities Initiative. This year, residents can vote on four issues that need more community support.
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