EHV Outbreak In TX And OK Leads To ND Heightened Vigilance

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(Bismarck, ND) — The North Dakota Department of Agriculture and State Veterinarian Doctor Ethan Andress is sharing a statement to help guide horse owners after an Equine Herpesvirus outbreak. Dr. Andress said outbreaks in Texas and Oklahoma

Multiple Stabbings In Rapid City

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(Rapid City, SD) — Rapid City Police are investigating a pair of stabbings. The first incident happened Wednesday night and left a victim with non life-threatening injuries. A suspect is in custody. The second happened early yesterday

Thune Attends Cheney Funeral

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(Washington DC) — South Dakota Senator John Thune was among those in attendance yesterday for the funeral of former Vice President Dick Cheney. Cheney died earlier this month at age 84. Former President George W. Bush eulogized

SD Retailers Feeling Good About Holiday Shopping Season

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(Sioux Falls, SD) — Retailers across the state are reporting strong optimism heading into the holiday season. A recent survey by the South Dakota Retailers Association shows 93 percent expect fourth-quarter sales to meet or exceed their

$17M in State Aid for Struggling Dairy Farms

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(Pierre, SD) — The state is continuing to offer incentives to dairies, as the industry struggles to find workers. The Governor’s Office of Economic Development says it’s approved 17-million dollars of aid for this month for the