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The state Division of Banking is rolling out a plan to ensure trust companies are better complying with federal law. The move comes after the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, or FinCEN, fined a South Dakota registered trust company $1.5 million for failing to report suspicious transactions.
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The Rapid City mayoral candidate who came in second place is filing a request for a ballot recount. Alderman Laura Armstrong lost to fellow Alderman Jason Salamun by 269 votes. -
Despite having extremely important jobs, first responders have few opportunities to practice lifesaving skills without the pressure that comes with a real emergency.
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The United States Department of Labor is ordering a South Dakota helicopter ambulance service to reinstate a mechanic who reported safety concerns.
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The Division of Criminal Investigation is looking into an inmate death at Minnehaha County Jail.
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As smoke from Canadian wildfires blanket the country – particularly the Northeast – fire departments sharing resources is as important as ever.
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"Dakota Modern: The Art of Oscar Howe" opens on Saturday at the South Dakota Art Museum. Ahead of the celebration, we preview the exhibition and reflect on its power.