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Taking stock of SD's banking industry

By Lori Walsh,

Ellen Koester

Published March 16, 2023 at 4:47 PM CDT

On today's In the Moment...

When Gov. Kristi Noem vetoed a cryptocurrency-related bill, did she miss an opportunity to preserve a core value of Bitcoin? Join In the Moment for a deep dive into what was in the vetoed bill.

We'll also explore the state of the state's banking industry as a whole. Could the financial turmoil happening on the national stage impact your savings here at home?

Karl Adam with the South Dakota Bankers Association is here to discuss.

We'll also listen to a debate on the which phrase should be on your license plate.

And, we'll pop over the Watertown to examine a legacy of compassion.

Plus, Kevin Woster gets to know the new leader of a state conservation agency.

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