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The South Dakota license plate debate has come to an end with a settlement between the state and a local ACLU chapter. The initial lawsuit was filed after the owner of a cannabis business was denied a vanity plate.
Residents of Wakonda might have felt a magnitude 3 earthquake hit last weekend. The quake came from an estimated depth of five miles.
There are millions of dollars just waiting to be spent on South Dakota’s infrastructure. At the governor’s budget address, one lawmaker says that money could invest bin something we all need – water.
Carbon capture and sequestration has been a hot topic in the state since the recent carbon pipeline PUC hearings. A company with South Dakota roots says it’s attempting to reduce carbon in the atmosphere by producing a unique product – jet fuel made from corn.
A new report says South Dakota schools are hitting goals for improving teacher pay. Though the state remains near the bottom in this field nationwide.
South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks has confirmed zebra mussels in Lake Oahe. It’s the sixth waterway found with the invasive species this year.
And more.