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Officials defended a private $1 million donation for a South Dakota National Guard troop deployment, according to new emails released Tuesday.
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New state laws add some requirements for teenagers to get a driver’s license. Dan Lusk is with the South Dakota Department of Public Safety. He says the new laws are now in effect. “There is no grandfathering of any of the requirements prior to this. So it’s very important for people to know that if they hadn’t done what they needed to do to upgrade their licenses prior to July 1, that the new requirements are in effect regardless of which tier of a license you held.” Young drivers will now need more supervised experience. The licensing pr...
Harold Timmerman is the emergency management coordinator for Lincoln County. He's with us to discuss the burn ban that is in place and what it exactly means for citizens. South Dakota's youngest drivers will face new rules when they get behind the wheel after July 1st. Dan Lusk is the deputy secretary for the South Dakota Department of Public Safety, and he will talk about compliance with the new rule. South Dakota Symphony Orchestra Maestro Delta David Gier & Dean Peter Folliard of Augustana University's School of Music join us for a look at a new artistic partnership between the org...