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Rep. Dusty Johnson joined many Republican colleagues in voting to oust Rep. George Santos. Santos is facing 23 federal criminal charges for fabricating parts of his life to get elected.
Construction on Block 5, a high-rise development in downtown Rapid City, forced an evacuation of the area after structural concerns were found in an elevator shaft. The multi-ton structure was found to be physically sinking into the earth.
South Dakota U.S. Rep. Dusty Johnson is introducing a bill allowing states to divert investment dollars from certain industries in China. The proposal mirrors a law passed by Congress in 2010 against Iran.
Landowners' rights and grassroot policy are major points of discussion at this year's South Dakota Farmers Union Convention. State and county officials are meeting in Huron for the 108th annual event.
Meade County Sheriffs' deputies will receive a proposed crisis intervention training program. The mental health emergency training was approved by a full county commission table this week.
More than 250 volunteer fire departments across South Dakota will get a slice of a $5 million pie to fund upgraded protective equipment. The grant money comes from a legislative bill specifically to bolster volunteer fire departments.
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