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South Dakota school districts in target of property tax revolt
Lawmakers, activists pushing to force public votes on opt outs
3 hrs ago
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Jonathan Ellis
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Road hunting doves? South Dakota lawmakers look to expand vehicle-based bird bagging
Critics, safety advocates say mourning doves should remain illegal to shoot from public roadways
16 hrs ago
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Todd Epp
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Property Taxes: Hard data tells different story than debate
Analysis reveals property tax spikes leveling off for most Minnehaha and Lincoln counties homeowners
17 hrs ago
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Patrick Lalley
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Lawmakers stick to their guns in requiring enhanced permits to carry firearms at colleges
Effort to allow more K-12 employees to carry firearms in schools also rejected
21 hrs ago
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Jonathan Ellis
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Retired soccer star in South Dakota in bid to help youth athletes
Former Seattle Sounders first rounder Steve Zakuani promoting app that helps build mental resilience
Feb 2
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Jonathan Ellis
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The Dakota Scout E-edition | Jan. 30-Feb. 5, 2026
Volume 2 | Number 75
Feb 2
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LETTER | Citizens should decide if tax increases for South Dakota schools are necessary
South Dakotans are sick of their property taxes being ratcheted up year after year.
Feb 2
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VIEWPOINT | South Dakota doesn’t have to be a drunk driving loser
Guest column by Dan Nelson, Brookings County State's Attorney
Feb 1
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SCOUTING REPORT | USS Pierre gift box, USD's nurse anesthesia grads, evolving fentanyl, Sioux Falls school buildings
A weekly digest of interesting local, state, national and even international developments
Feb 1
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Jonathan Ellis
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Janklow rail prophecy materializing in South Dakota decades later
Bidders answer state's call to return last public rail to private sector
Feb 1
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Joe Sneve
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CARTOON | State (Theatre) centenarian
As seen in the Jan. 30-Feb. 5, 2026, edition of The Dakota Scout
Feb 1
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Ryan M Stoick
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LETTER | ICE actions in Minneapolis go too far
The recent shooting deaths of two people in Minneapolis have been met with an unsettling silence from many in positions of leadership.
Feb 1
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