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New beef plant rapid city

The state will release $20 million in bond money to the Transcanada Keystone Pipeline partnership.

Election 2022 South Dakota

South Dakota Public Broadcasting celebrates 100 years of radio signal. We talk about the first sounds cast into the air. A magazine cover tells the history of a nation and the women who change it. We explore an art exhibition that celebrates both. Plus, a New Orleans group writes a South Dakota song. We've got a new episode of Fresh Tracks.

The Lower Brule Sioux Tribe has filed a lawsuit against Lyman County for delaying a redistricting plan that would ensure the election of Native candidates to the county commission.

Tom Askjem of Buxton, ND, travels throughout the U.S. excavating old outhouse and well sites in search of bottles and whatever surprises the pits might yield

Frank Sanchez of Wagner was convicted last year of abusive sexual contact of a nine-year-old girl.

Arthur C. Mellette, South Dakota's first governor, had a fine home built in 1885. The house faced demolition in the 1930s but has been restored.

United States targeting dark patterns as part of both their privacy and traditional consumer protection remits, European Data Protection Board EDPB proposed Guidelines assessing and avoiding dark pattern practices that violate the EU General Data Protection Directive GDPR

The European Commission and US recently announced an agreement in principle to replace the EU-US Shield Privacy Shield. The new framework is intended to address several of the key concerns raised in Schrems II.