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NewsThe Governor's budget address has recommended what amounts to deep cuts to South Dakota Public Broadcasting’s budget, amounting to a 65% decrease in our state budget allocation.
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An understanding of government and its functions may be a requirement for college graduation in South Dakota soon. -
Beginning in 2027, an updated bar exam will be young attorneys’ final step before entering practice. -
If passed, the governor’s budget calls for a reduction of millions of dollars to the state university system. -
The South Dakota Supreme Court is ruling the state was justified in giving a lifetime CDL ban to a man who refused a blood draw for a DUI test.
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Poet and essayist Joseph Bottum has written a lot about Christmas. His new book is a collection of holiday favorites covering everything from tinsel to the gift of books. -
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