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State officials say zebra mussels have infested a popular recreational lake in northeast South Dakota.
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The National Park Service is acquiring hundreds of acres along the Missouri River near Yankton for public recreation use.
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The City of Sioux Falls is introducing a new five-year tree planning initiative that begins next year.
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The Dewey-Burdock uranium mining project, located near Edgemont, is joining a federal deadline process that seeks to support key infrastructure.
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Hippie Hole, a popular Black Hills cliff diving spot, recently received some much-needed safety upgrades.
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The Game, Fish and Parks Commission recently approved changes to mountain lion hunting in the Black Hills.
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South Dakota has the highest rate of foodborne illnesses in the nation, according to a new study.
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As conservation farming practices continue to grow in popularity, many are looking to states like South Dakota to keep farmland healthy and workable for the future.
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Another round of severe weather leaves behind more damage in northeast South Dakota.
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Eastern Red Cedar trees are transforming thousands of acres of rangeland in South Dakota, threatening the livelihood of ranchers, rural economies and grassland ecosystems.
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The National Weather Service says a powerful storm that swept through South Dakota is officially being classified as a derecho.
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South Dakota Department of Corrections inmates are helping out with cleanup efforts in Hudson after a powerful storm left widespread damage in the community.