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"It's common talk from the coffee shops to the business owners that the post office is still unreliable."

Much has been spoken of gubernatorial candidate Toby Doeden's wealth and business experience. Here's what public documents reveal about it.

The federal government has eliminated a Biden-era program aimed at helping new or minority farmers learn the business and get some money to jumpstart their careers.

Financial stress builds for corn and soybean farmers, including for one East River grower who almost lost $10,000 on a sale after a big price drop prompted by a presidential post.

While the Black Hills town has received $237 million for historic preservation since legal gambling started, the rest of the state has received only $8 million.

"We're a small town but we have big-city expenses because of the visitation." Analysis shows that $33 billion has been wagered.

While opinion of the president's aggressive policies is mixed among voters, some businesses and agricultural producers are put off by the volatility. "The uncertainty is what causes disruption," one rancher said.