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Drought adds to pastureland challenges
"As (farmers and ranchers) approach how to make a life in ranching, they've had to look at what works from the past but what they can do differently to make it more sustainable."
Daktronics part of NBA and SEC inquiry into team and player
Brookings, S.D., company that makes scoreboards, video displays and signs confirms request for information over "impermissible endorsement arrangements."
Wells drying up at homes and ranches due to heat and drought
Long-term drought conditions have forced rural West River residents and ranchers who rely on wells to scramble to find water to keep their families and livestock alive.
SD postal problems largely unchanged as Congress weighs legislation
U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds began his pressure on the U.S. Postal Service in December. Among the feedback received: Post office employees asked to hide piles of mail.
SD courts seeking input on proposed merger of 2 western circuits
Public forums on Wednesday held by the South Dakota Unified Judicial System (UJS) will share information with the public and ask for their feedback regarding the proposed merger of the Fourth and Seventh judicial circuits.
More workers than retirees drove South Dakota’s growth
The migration story is often associated with retirees moving to the state, but new analysis of Census data shows working-age adults made up the largest share of recent newcomers.
SD taxpayers spend millions on cyberattacks after federal grant rejected
Recent security hacks on local governments in South Dakota are latest of more than 1,000 in the state over past five years.