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A gubernatorial press release lays out new training and oversight for state employees. Our Dakota Political Junkies explore the content and timing of the announcement. -
Governor Kristi Noem will address several competing factors in her annual state budget address. The address could be her last. Noem must outline how she will fund state government while balancing one high priced ticket item when revenues are coming in lower than projected. There's also growing pressure for property tax relief. -
The state Department of Education is looking for sponsors for a federally funded program that provides nutritious meals and snacks to kids during the summer. -
South Dakota Republican Sen. Mike Rounds has introduced legislation to eliminate the federal Department of Education. However, educators themselves might not be totally on board with the idea. -
Sioux Falls Police are investigating a new homicide.
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