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Voter ID law raises questions about implementation

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Ambient listening helps doctors focus on patient care

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South Dakota's highest court denies transgender woman's appeal for updated birth certificate

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U.S.-Israeli war with Iran raises questions about the line between preemptive and preventive wars

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Military family members say more support services needed in eastern South Dakota

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South Dakota's data center debate

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If AI increases productivity, who does that help?

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Daylight Saving Time affects West River South Dakota differently than East River

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U.S. Forest Service approves mineral exploration near site used for Native American ceremony and prayer

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Analysis: Rules of engagement 'unclear' in Iran

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Reimagining how fossils from Lakota treaty lands are displayed and interpreted

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The Trouble with Tariffs

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Moment in Sound: Fine Mess

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Aberdeen clinician leverages brain health breakthroughs to serve South Dakotans

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Commissioner Bill Even outlines the state's role in economic development

116

When librarians become 'suspects' in the battle over banned books

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ICE in Minneapolis: An Episcopal priest's eyewitness

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Monday Macro: For U.S. Federal Reserve, explaining might be losing

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Moment in Sound with Humbletown

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Lt. Gov. Venhuizen discusses property taxes and state-supported economic development

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Law school program offers pathway to public service

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Report: Over 70% of South Dakotans could lose access to credit under interest rate cap proposal

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U.S. Senator Mike Rounds announces bid for reelection

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Monday Macro: For the Federal Reserve, independence may not be enough

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Midtown Coffee Radio Hour brings hygge to listeners

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From ICE shooting to perfidy: Context for today's legal headlines

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Recap and analysis of legislative session kickoff

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Analysis: The high impact (and cost) of American intervention

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New year, new South Dakota small business resources

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Rethinking Rushmore: Book explores the meaning of a national memorial

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Winter bird behavior: The science of shivering

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State budget reflects new realities

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South Dakota students perform 'Millions of Cats'

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Author Trent Preszler speaks for the 'Evergreen'

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Poems from the encampment

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Analysis: Supreme Court again weighs limits of big money in political campaigns

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Analysis: How to handle financial transitions

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'Unplayable' sonata gets world premiere in Brookings

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Performing Patsy: South Dakota singers and the legacy of Patsy Cline

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End of enhanced premium tax credits means higher ACA marketplace premiums

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Overdose deaths in custody raise questions about consequences of contraband

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South Dakota nonprofits celebrate Day of Giving

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NPR's 'Books We Love' launches 2025 list

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Farmers celebrate strong harvest, bemoan economic pressures

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Unplugged Teacher

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South Dakota school funding at 'crossroads'

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Farmers bring ideas for U.S. Farm Bill update

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Rounds: Intel on boat strikes 'exquisite'

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Analysis: Noem ad campaign skirts competitive bidding

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South Dakota corrections: New leadership, new prison plan, new committees

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South Dakota economy rebounds with the help of federal assistance

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South Dakota Art Museum hosts 'Nordic Echoes'

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Analysis: U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments on police home entry

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'Holiday Guide' seeks to boost organized generosity

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Soybean farmers feel trade policy punch

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Black Hills performer brings "Frog Pond" to the Dahl Arts Center

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Venhuizen: Legislators have a 'unified spirit' for keeping former prisoners from reoffending

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Grocer warns of government shutdown's impact on hungry South Dakotans

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Dalton Coffey turns his lens on local artists

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Celebrate spooky season with spiders, wolves & monsters

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What could end the government shutdown

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Revisiting the American Revolution before the country's 250th birthday

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The importance of talking about one of life's most difficult experiences

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Art provides windows into new perspectives

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Toys & tariffs: What to know before the holidays

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Analysis: When politicians appeal to 'dark passions'

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What's a pheasant season without a good dog?

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Tech Radio in review

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USF legal scholar previews new Supreme Court term

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Poets and a photographer honor the everyday

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Exploring the impacts of public media cuts in the rural Midwest

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Two South Dakota Democrats are running for U.S. House

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Looking for a path to peace in Gaza

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Remembering primatologist Jane Goodall

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A conversation with Elliot Ackerman about 'Sheepdogs'

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'In the Moment' heads to the South Dakota Festival of Books

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South Dakota stories for families and young readers

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The Midwest wasn't untouched by slavery

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Won't you be my neighbor?

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A new candidate, a new podcast & a new shirt at Catholic mass

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Previewing the Festival of Books

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What esports offers students for their future careers

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Meet the black-footed ferret & the people fighting for the species

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Patrick Hicks revisits his home state as a traveler in 'Greater Minnesota'

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An update on the future of SDPB

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An artistic tour of South Dakota

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Exploring the politics of education savings accounts

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Fundraising efforts strive to secure the future of SDPB

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Analysis: Digging into the politics of the Black Hills water fight

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Putting lawyers' offices back on small-town Main Street

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South Dakota Magazine celebrates 40th anniversary

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Analysis: 'One Big Beautiful Bill' includes funding for patriotic statue garden

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To make good financial choices, you need good information

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New true crime book takes intimate look at criminal justice system

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All My Relatives brings a day of music & culture to the Levitt Bandshell

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Keep Up the Fire: New documentary tells stories of the 'Manchus'

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Are South Dakota's liberal days behind it?

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Putting more students on the path to higher ed

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Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis returns to the headlines

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Understanding the impact of large language models