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The Mayday Health legal saga continues in South Dakota, with the courts rejecting an injunction in favor of Mayday; Gov. Larry Rhoden says he’s extending the deployment of seven national guardsmen assisting ICE.

Today from SDPB - the state court system's annual report, U.S. House candidates on AI regulation, golf influencers and more.

The ag economy, affordability and AI were among the many topics in the U.S. House debate; a tiny home community for veterans opens in Sioux Falls.

Today from SDPB - a look at significantly down Pactola Reservoir flow rates, Democrats across the country and South Dakota are leaning on affordability in campaigns, a call for Congress to fund the U.S. Judiciary and more.

Rapid City prepares for a potential legal battle, and both sides of 'I', a constitutional amendment vote orbiting Medicaid.

Both gubernatorial candidates say the state needs to do more for water infrastructure but disagree on property tax reform at the SDPB/South Dakota News Watch debate; the City of Mitchell is targeted in a cyberattack.

ICE misrepresents the history of a detained SD man, a USPS report shows how mail service slowed in SD, and international student enrollment is down in many universities.

Trump and Xi meeting has big implications here, Bomb threat against hospital a hoax, ICE ordered to keep South Dakota man in US

Today from SDPB - an EMS task force's latest meeting, an "unprecedented" endorsement and more.

Today from SDPB - a potential death penalty case, the SD lottery passes a milestone and more.