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Kristi Noem cites 'irreconcilable differences' in divorce filing (opens the original)
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Former Gov. Kristi Noem has filed for divorce, ending nearly 35 years of marriage with her husband, Bryon. Noem filed in Hamlin County, their home county, on Monday. The complaint cites “irreconcilable differences” as grounds for dissolving the marriage. “In the event the matter proceeds to trial and no settlement agreement is reached, plaintiff reserves the right to amend the complaint to assert additional or alternative fault-based grounds for divorce,” the complaint says. Kristi Arnold marrie
Kristi Noem cites 'irreconcilable differences' in divorce filing (opens the original)
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Former Gov. Kristi Noem has filed for divorce, ending nearly 35 years of marriage with her husband, Bryon. Noem filed in Hamlin County, their home county, on Monday. The complaint cites “irreconcilable differences” as grounds for dissolving the marriage. “In the event the matter proceeds to trial and no settlement agreement is reached, plaintiff reserves the right to amend the complaint to assert additional or alternative fault-based grounds for divorce,” the complaint says. Kristi Arnold marrie
‘Consumers aren’t going to be happy’: South Dakota executives warn of coming price increases (opens the original)
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SIOUX FALLS — Inflation is affecting South Dakota businesses before it reaches consumers, and two executives say tariffs, artificial intelligence demand, high interest rates and a tight labor market are among the culprits. Tariffs — taxes the federal government charges on imported goods — implemented by the Trump administration have driven up costs for materials such as metal and wood, particularly as a trade dispute with Canada continues to affect materials flowing into South Dakota. Brian Gram
‘Consumers aren’t going to be happy’: South Dakota executives warn of coming price increases (opens the original)
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SIOUX FALLS — Inflation is affecting South Dakota businesses before it reaches consumers, and two executives say tariffs, artificial intelligence demand, high interest rates and a tight labor market are among the culprits. Tariffs — taxes the federal government charges on imported goods — implemented by the Trump administration have driven up costs for materials such as metal and wood, particularly as a trade dispute with Canada continues to affect materials flowing into South Dakota. Brian Gram
South Dakota executives warn of coming price increases (opens the original)
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From left, Crystal Lail, chief financial officer of NorthWestern Energy, and Brian Gramm, CEO of Journey Group, participate in a panel with moderator and South Dakota State University economics professor Joe Santos at the Sioux Falls Metro Economic Briefing in downtown Sioux Falls on Sept. 24, 2026. (Photo by Makenzie Huber/South Dakota Searchlight) SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (South Dakota Searchlight) â Inflation is affecting South Dakota businesses before it reaches consumers, and two executives say
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