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SD Delegation looking to push mandatory country of origin labeling

Meat processors practiced Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling for over a decade, but the policy was repealed in 2015, and ...

Rapid City Solid Waste announces temporary changes to Chapel Valley garbage collection

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The Rapid City Solid Waste Division has notified the Chapel Valley costumers of the temporary ...

FDA approved nasal spray flu vaccine can be self-administered at home

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently approved FluMist, a flu vaccine that can be ordered online and used at home.

Rep. Dusty Johnson says lawmakers will return to DC with much to do, stresses importance of avoiding shutdown

Congress is set to reconvene next month in Washington. Congressman Dusty Johnson says lawmakers will return with a lot of ...

Update: A child riding a bike gets struck by a pickup truck

Meat processors practiced Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling for over a decade, but the policy was repealed in 2015, and ...

People try to avoid surrender fees at the Humane Society of the Black Hills

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - It’s been weeks since the Humane Society of the Black Hills changed its surrender policy. Now, the ...

Dollar For is making a difference for people burdened by medical debt

The nonprofit, Dollar For hit a major milestone this summer. Relieving more than 100-million dollars in hospital debt.

Thune expresses support for rules changes to speed up Trump nominees

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Governor Rhoden wants to ‘beef up’ beef and ethanol exports to UK and Ireland

Through his trip across the pond, Governor Rhoden looks to take advantage of trade agreement frameworks that were announced recently between the U.S., European Union and the U.K.