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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 25, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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More workers than retirees drove South Dakota’s growth (opens the original)
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(SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS WATCH) - For years, retirees have been closely associated with South Dakota’s recent population growth, especially in communities known for recreation, slower pace of life and features of lifestyle. But migration data shows a different pattern. Working-age adults between 18 and 64 have represented the largest share of people moving into South Dakota from other states every year from 2021 through 2024, according to an analysis of Census Bureau migration estimates. During that p
Changing visa rules create doubt for students and employers (opens the original)
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BROOKINGS, S.D. (South Dakota News Watch) - International enrollment at South Dakota’s public universities has grown steadily in recent years, but university leaders expect fewer international students this fall as visa uncertainty and changing federal immigration policies create concerns among prospective students. At the same time, employers in tourism, health care, education and agriculture rely on international workers amid persistent labor shortages. Immigration attorneys, university advise
Spirit of Dakota Award marks 40 years of recognizing women (opens the original)
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The winner's name had not been announced yet. One by one, signs echoed through the banquet hall as someone described the woman selected for the 2025 Spirit of Dakota Award. She had spent decades teaching. She had devoted countless hours to volunteering. Then came one final detail: "She wore high heels until the day she retired." "When she said that," Deanell Backlund recalled, "I knew I had won." The room erupted in applause. Backlund, a retired middle school English teacher and longtime volunte
As travel costs rise, many families find summer adventures closer to home (opens the original)
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(SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS WATCH) - Instead of boarding airplanes or planning weeklong vacations, many South Dakota families are spending summer weekends closer to home, filling festivals, community events and family attractions that offer affordable ways to make memories together. That trend is showing up across the state, according to South Dakota tourism officials. And organizers of many local events say they’ve watched it evolve over decades. “We did re-coin that term ‘staycation’ again this year,”
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