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Fact brief: Does SD have the most bison in the US? (opens the original)
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South Dakota’s has about 40,000 bison, making it the state with the largest bison population. North America is home to 400,000-500,000 bison. Before the 1860s, 30-60 million buffalo roamed in North America. Between 1,400 and 1,500 buffalo live in Custer State Park, according to South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks. Every year in November, the GFP holds an auction to keep buffalo herd sizes manageable and to prevent overgrazing. Between 200 and 500 buffalo are sold at auction each year. “Buffalo are
Fact brief: Did long coffee lines prompt a police response in SD? (opens the original)
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Traffic disruptions were reported in at least two cities in response to a Sept. 7 promotion at 7 Brew, a national coffee chain. Rapid City officers worked with 7 Brew staff to mitigate traffic issues, said police public information officer Brendyn Medina. In Sioux Falls, police received two non-emergency calls regarding a traffic jam caused by 7 Brew customers, said Aaron Benson, Sioux Falls police public information officer. The drive-thru coffee chain hosts a promotion monthly on the 7th. This
Bill in Congress would help SD keep more of its top college athletes (opens the original)
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(SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS WATCH) - South Dakota’s two public Division I universities would see less student athlete turnover to other schools if pending legislation in the U.S. Senate is ultimately signed into law, according to the schools’ athletic directors. While the focus is on elite programs, the measure, called the Protect College Sports Act, would change athletics at all levels of competition. And though football has the biggest budget and largest roster, every sport at the University of South D
Fact brief: Did any SD ballot issue pass by 60% in the past 5 years? (opens the original)
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Every ballot measure passed in the past five years only passed with a simple majority, and none surpassed 60%. Currently in South Dakota, a simple majority is needed to pass a ballot measure, which is a law, issue or question that appears on a statewide or local ballot for voters of that jurisdiction to decide. If passed, Amendment L, which will appear on the ballot on Nov. 3, would require 60% of the vote to pass constitutional amendments. Four of 13 proposed measures have passed since 2020. Th
Fact brief: Do people who make over $500K per year qualify for Affordable Care Act subsidies? (opens the original)
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Individuals and households that make over $500,000 per year are no longer eligible for subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. Until it expired in December 2025, temporary legislation removed income caps for who qualifies for subsidies. The American Rescue Plan, a stimulus law signed in 2021 by former President Joe Biden in response to the COVID pandemic, removed the income cap, but the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 extended the enhanced subsidies until 2025. It also ensured that enrollees pa
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