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A group of Charles Mix and Bon Homme County landowners is taking the federal government to court. The lawsuit claims landowners along a 24-mile rail line between Tyndall and Ravinia are due compensation.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has beef with the city of Spearfish. In a statement, a PETA representative describes the city's name as "violent."
The forest service is releasing an environmental assessment for a gold drilling exploration project adjacent to Spearfish Canyon. The decision associated with it allows the company to move forward with their project.
South Dakota is already hurting for nurses, and that's before mentioning the closure of the state's biggest nursing programs at Presentation College. One school says they're ready to step up and fill the gap.
The computers of tomorrow are being installed today. At Dakota State University, that means quantum computers that leave most other devices in the dust.
And more.