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The Black Hills Defense and Industry Symposium is taking place in Rapid City this week, bringing major military and manufacturers to the area to discuss major developments. Such developments include the stealth bomber of tomorrow, which will be housed at Ellsworth.
Several people connected to a Sioux Falls business are facing charges for allegedly harboring illegal workers. The scheme centers around a restaurant called Hibachi Grill and Supreme Buffet.
The City of Sioux Falls is making some changes to downtown public parking. The city is also implementing an extended vehicle ordinance to create a larger drive lane on Phillips Avenue.
Runoff on the Missouri River Basin remains below average. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers expects the system to remain down for the rest of 2025.
Mount Marty University in Yankton is connecting with Bishop O’Gorman in Sioux Falls to fast-track nursing students.
SDPB’s Patrick Williams caught up with Sports Content Producer- Nate Wek- to recap a memorable story from the Class B State Basketball Tournament in Aberdeen. This story, however, did not take place on the court. Instead, it took place at the media table, where you could find fourth grader Taven Sumner behind the microphone.
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