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Sportsmanship Challenge Featured in Big Sioux Media Swier Law's Varsity Basketball Sportsmanship Challenge was featured in the recent edition of Big Sioux Media. -
Customers May Have Been Affected By Caribou Data Breach The parent company of Caribou Coffee and Bruegger's Bagels says hackers gained access to customer information at 265 of its stores, mostly in Minnesota. -
Telephone Company Says Black Hills Wildfire An Act of God The telephone company sued by Custer County landowners for last December's Legion Lake Fire says the third-largest wildfire in the Black Hills was caused by "an act of God." -
Trump's Safety Panel Seeks To Revoke School Discipline Rules The Department of Education has moved to roll back an Obama-era policy that was meant to curb racial disparities in school discipline. -
Protection Provided by Price Loss Coverage Reports suggest that the 2018 Farm Bill will be signed soon. It seems likely that most farmers will select Price Loss Coverage to provide protection for corn. -
Wave of Nursing Home Closures Hitting Small Communities The health and stability of some of South Dakota's most vulnerable residents are being threatened by a wave of closures of long-term care facilities. -
Look-Back Period When Applying for Medicaid Are Payments to Third Parties Subject to the Five-Year Look-Back Period When Applying for Medicaid? -
Sportsmanship Challenge Featured in Mitchell Daily Republic Swier Law Firm Varsity Basketball Sportsmanship Challenge was featured in the December 13 edition of the Mitchell Daily Republic. -
Sioux Falls, Police Union Can't Reach Deal On New Contract The city of Sioux Falls says it has reached an impasse on a new labor contract with the union that represents police officers and sergeants. -
House Sends 2018 Farm Bill to President For Signature A day after a landslide Senate vote for the 2018 farm bill, the House approved the bill on a equally lopsided 369-47 roll call.