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Ten percent of South Dakota's long-term care facilities have shut down. Mark Deak is the executive director of the South Dakota Health Care Association. He says there is a range of challenges facing the industry today.

The Walworth County Care Center in Selby is an anomaly from Medicaid reimbursement and staffing challenges. It survived after the Good Samaritan Society announced it would shut down the facility four years ago.

The EDPB recently announced its second topic for coordinated enforcement. At a national level, data protection authorities in the EU will be looking into the position of the data protection officer. The results of these national actions generate deeper insights.

Ethanol is South Dakota's largest buyer of corn. However, some are growing concerned about the fuel's future as the transition to electric vehicles continues to dominate.

The Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) Boss Mustapha, has stressed the need for the country to curb menace of data breaches.

The Federal Government has assured the Nigeria Data Protection Bureau (NDPB) of its commitment to creating an enabling environment for the Bureau to achieve its statutory obligations by ensuring that the needed legislative framework is put in place.

Researcher says research can help slow the spread of zebra mussels and it's worth the investment.

The USDA’s Agricultural Research Service has patented a new cloud seeding technology using electrically charged water.

A record breaking 3.1 million acres have been enrolled into this year’s federal grassland conservation program.