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A provision in the reconciliation bill, which President Donald Trump calls the “big, beautiful bill,” prohibits states from regulating Artificial Intelligence, or AI, for a decade.
The South Dakota Parks and Wildlife Foundation finalized the sale of a golf course just outside Sioux Falls that’s been a decade in the making. The foundation purchased Spring Creek Golf Course in 2015 with plans to incorporate it into Good Earth State Park. However, after local opposition, the foundation decided the best path forward was to sell the property as a golf course.
South Dakota Trade partnered with the Governor’s Office of Economic Development to lead a trade mission to Mexico in search of expanding the state’s trade markets. SDPB’s Jackson Dircks sat down with new SD Trade President and CEO Jesse Fonkert to talk about the mission and accomplishments he said went with it.
The 28th Annual Festival of Cultures is made possible by the LSS Multi-Cultural Center, and it features all-day live entertainment, vendor booths, food trucks, and activities.
A 19-year-old student from Pierre has announced his plans to run for Governor. Robert Arnold, a Dakota State undergrad, would be the state’s first Native American Governor if elected.
The South Dakota Department of Health has confirmed a second case of measles in Rapid City.
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