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Bipartisan Stance on Need to Regulate Facial Recognition In the case of facial recognition and law enforcement, Democrats and Republicans apparently see eye to eye. -
Collaborative Divorce Comes To The Midwest Collaborative divorce is gaining a foothold in North Dakota, particularly in Fargo and Grand Forks. -
Pennsylvania County Faces Up To $68 Million In Damages No industry or sector is immune to privacy or security issues. -
Federal Judge Sides with Dairy in Human Trafficking Lawsuit A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by six Mexican veterinarians who say they were recruited to be animal scientists at an Idaho dairy. -
Consequences of Modifying an Irrevocable Trust n the past, trusts often were drafted with little flexibility. Now, more and more, trusts tend to be drafted with increased flexibility” -
Grants To Bring High-Speed Internet To Rural South Dakota Eight broadband projects have received a financial boost from Connect South Dakota grants. -
How the Washington Pavilion Impacted Downtown Sioux Falls Patio dining. High rise condominiums. Bustling sidewalks. Busy stores. Two decades ago, those weren't typical characteristics of downtown Sioux Falls. -
Holographic Queen of Soul? Aretha Franklin Died With 3 Wills Contrary to what was reported at the time of her death, Aretha Franklin did have a will. -
S.D. Supreme Court: Fryn' Pan slip-and-fall Case Upheld The South Dakota Supreme Court says a court was not wrong in its instructions to a jury on a slip-and-fall case involving a Sioux Falls restaurant in 2014. -
Overlooked Startup Costs For Small Businesses In any new business venture, meticulous financial planning is key. It can determine whether your business survives long enough to thrive.