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A former environment and energy minister for Costa Rica is suing a South Dakota energy company. Here's why

Roberto Dobles is pursuing his claims in federal court

Sep 18, 2022

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A former environment and energy minister for Costa Rica is suing a South Dakota energy company. Here's why

The Dakota Scout print edition

Sept. 15, 2022

Sep 16, 2022

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Wind projects deserve more scrutiny (Guest op-ed)

A couple of weeks ago, the Hughes County Board of Adjustments voted 4 to 1 to advance a conditional use permit for Engie North America, a French company seeking to build 27 wind turbines in eastern Hughes County.

Sep 16, 2022

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The Scouting Report: A weekly digest (Sept. 16, 2022)

Gov.

Sep 16, 2022

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The Scouting Report: A weekly digest (Sept. 16, 2022)

Landlord not liable for dog attack, high court rules

Tenant suffered serious injury, but landlord had no knowledge of Rottweiler's temperament

Sep 16, 2022

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$50k headed to State Theatre to help finish restoration project in downtown Sioux Falls

Plans to finish restorations at the State Theatre in downtown Sioux Falls and turn it into event space took a big step forward this week.

Sep 15, 2022

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Joe Sneve

$50k headed to State Theatre to help finish restoration project in downtown Sioux Falls

Business and ag groups announce opposition to slaughterhouse measure

Opponents say it is unfair to change the rules of the game when the game has already started

Sep 15, 2022

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Business and ag groups announce opposition to slaughterhouse measure

High-profile violent crime puts spotlight on South Dakota parole system

Majority of offenders are released on presumptive parole

Sep 15, 2022

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Joe Sneve

Dell Rapids City Hall to relocate, but staying on main street

Dell Rapids government is getting a new home.

Sep 14, 2022

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Joe Sneve

Dell Rapids City Hall to relocate, but staying on main street