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Gov. Kristi Noem has formed a federal political action committee, which some experts say money raised could be put into a future campaign for federal

The Number #1 Reason People Consider Leaving South Dakota? The Politics South Dakota’s population has gone up 9% over the last decade according to the 2020

In the Moment, May 25, 2021 Show 1056. Victoria Wicks reports on a lawyer who previously ran a black metal record label that released anti-Semitic and white supremacist material and merchandise. He now lives in Custer and is seeking admission to the South Dakota State Bar Association. SDPBs Jackie Hendry sat down with Avera Health Vice President Matt Stanley. They talk frankly here about the risks of having access to firearms during a mental health crisis. Trauma expert Shauna Springer, Ph.D. (...

A survey of bankers from several Plains and Western states show their index reaching a new record high. Climate scientists expect expanding drought

SDPB Monument Health in Rapid City is reducing their COVID-19 unit amid decreasing coronavirus cases and hospitalizations. The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe says Governor Kristi Noem did not consult tribal leaders about a permit for fireworks this summer at Mount Rushmore.  All this and more in today’s SDPB News Podcast. Find it on Apple Podcasts or Spotify today. Listen

Teslas, the cars known for being electric, are not common in South Dakota. But this weekend, a record number of them are converging on a small town in the

In the Moment, May 17, 2021 Show 1050. Dr. Shankar Kurra from Monument Health joins us for our COVID update. Today we talk about taking off the masks in South Dakota.   SDPBs Richard Two Bulls brings us the story of a Lakota war veteran who, after he got out of the service, spent 38 years as an educator at Pine Ridge.   Monday Macro with Joe Santos: The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released its measure of the consumer price index (CPI) for April 2021. According to the release, the ...

A legislative committee is approving a rule that prevents law enforcement officers from using medical marijuana.  This and more in today’s SDPB News Podcast. Find it on Apple Podcasts or Spotify today. Listen

In the Moment, May 5, 2021 Show 1042. Laura Edwards is the SDSU Extension State Climatologist. She joins to discuss the U.S. Climate Normal Report and its

Governor Kristi Noem highlights her efforts for better internet service throughout the state. The South Dakota Board of Regents announces university