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The state Housing Authority is conducting the Point-In-Time, or PIT, Survey just after the new year. The goal is to get the most accurate tally of South Dakota’s unhoused population.
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Nearly 1 in 4 people in Huron, South Dakota, are below the federal poverty line according to the Huron Salvation Army.
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The arrival of wintry temperatures serve as a reminder that unhoused populations need potentially life-saving support.
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The Midwest Street Medicine team is working to fill some of the gaps in medical and addiction services by meeting the most vulnerable people where they are.
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The Sioux Falls City Council is advancing an ordinance addressing encampments and dwellings in public places such as parks. While the ordinance is still met with opposition, a heavily amended version is creating a clearer path forward.
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The City of Sioux Falls is looking into implementing an ordinance that addresses dwellings in public places and areas not intended for habitation.
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Rapid City’s mayor says the city could have communicated better with groups that serve meals to homeless people before building a fence around the area those meals are served.
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A bussing program raised eyebrows in Pennington County, however officials are updating wording in that proposal following pushback from the public.
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Sioux Falls officials address citizen concern over homelessness issues in the city.
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Journalist Patrick Lalley shares his recent reporting on panhandling in Sioux Falls. Plus, he discusses what's next for local families as another day care closes its doors.