Court rules in favor of landlord in Army bunker dispute
Man evicted from survivalist community near Edgemont after allegedly brandishing firearm
A company that owns hundreds of decommissioned Army ordinance bunkers in southwestern South Dakota had the ability to evict a tenant who violated the terms of a lease agreement, the South Dakota Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
The ruling was a victory for Vivos, a California company that purchased the former Black Hills Ordinance Depot outside of Edgemont. Developed during World War II, the depot was abandoned in 1967.
Department of Corrections builder predicts new Sioux Falls prison won't cost $650M
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The lead contractor on the state of South Dakota’s long-sought replacement of its 145-year-old penitentiary predicts the $650 million prison will come in under budget.
