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South Dakota collector's $750 crock had a rare twin that sold for $32,000

More than 30 years ago, a South Dakota collector who goes only by Rick paid $750 for a 30-gallon Red Wing stoneware crock at an auction, storing it in an old granary on his farm, where it sat largely forgotten for decades. It wasn't until he saw photos of a…

The Times of India · 9h ago

Outraged South Dakota GOP official breaks ranks to stop Trump-backed election skeptic

South Dakota’s Republican secretary of state is breaking with her party and endorsing the Democrat running for the office

The Independent UK · Sep 22

Iowa and South Dakota Enter Fall Virus Season with Gaps in the CDC Map Local Families Check

CDC rebuilt its state respiratory activity scale for 2026–27, but Iowa, Missouri, and South Dakota carry data gaps as the fall illness season opens.

Medical Daily · Sep 20

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USDA Corrects Milk Pricing Table for Ohio County, Removes Outdated South Dakota Entry

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has corrected two errors in the federal regulations used to help determine minimum prices for milk, including a 10-cent discrepancy affecting Morgan County, Ohio.

Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 18

A former military bunker site became a survival community amid legal battles

Vivos xPoint transformed 575 former Army munitions bunkers in South Dakota into a survival community, offering 99-year leases for private shelters. Residents have paid tens of thousands of dollars to occupy and convert the structures, but disputes over leases, rules, amenities and evictions have followed. Legal battles, including a case…

The Times of India · Sep 16

Seven Bird Flu Detections Since September 1 Hit Turkey Farms Across the Dakotas, Minnesota and Idaho

USDA has recorded seven H5N1 poultry detections since the start of September, mostly at turkey farms. Human risk stays low. What the culling rules mean.

Medical Daily · Sep 14

South Dakota Confirms Its First Cattle Anthrax Case of 2026 as Officials Quarantine a Meade County Herd

South Dakota confirmed anthrax in a Meade County beef herd. The disease reaches people through animals and animal products, never person-to-person.

Medical Daily · Sep 9

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Monastery makeover: Nuns leave lasting legacy of service in Watertown, South Dakota

The Benedictine Sisters of Mother of God Monastery are transforming 500 acres of hilly prairie land in South Dakota where they reside into a multi-faceted community project

The Independent UK · Sep 9

Dark Matter Hint or Fluke? Physicists Struggle To Explain This Odd Particle

A flash detected by the LUX-ZEPLIN dark matter detector in South Dakota intrigues physicists, offering a potential hint of dark matter, though alternative explanations remain possible.

International Business Times UK · Sep 3

Wells drying up at South Dakota homes and ranches due to heat and drought

Gordon and Connie Howie are struggling with water shortages on their cattle ranch in western South Dakota

The Independent UK · Sep 3

What is dark matter? All about the universe’s biggest mystery after scientists found possible signal in South Dakota gold mine

Dark matter is an invisible form of matter believed to make up about 85% of all matter in the universe. Scientists have never directly detected it, but its gravitational effects on galaxies provide strong evidence that it exists. The mystery has gained fresh attention after the LUX-ZEPLIN experiment in a…

The Economic Times · Sep 3

Universe’s biggest mystery solved? Scientists spot possible dark matter signal deep underground a gold mine in South Dakota

Dark Matter Discovered? Scientists conducting the LUX-ZEPLIN experiment deep underground in South Dakota have detected a rare particle interaction that could potentially be linked to dark matter. Researchers say the event resembles the expected signature of a WIMP, a leading dark matter candidate, but caution that a single event is…

The Economic Times · Sep 2

This Nebraska town once had 150 residents, shops and a school. Today, one 84-year-old woman serves as mayor and runs it alone

Five miles from the South Dakota border, a dirt road winds through the Nebraska prairie towards a town that has almost vanished. Monowi still has its street signs, a few battered buildings and three lampposts, but there is only one person left to see them each morning. Elsie Eiler, 84,…

The Times of India · Sep 1

Bird Flu Detections Resume in US Dairy Herds and Poultry Flocks After a Month Without Federal Updates

USDA has posted new H5N1 detections in Texas and Utah dairy herds and in South Dakota and Idaho poultry flocks after 30 quiet days.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

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Medical Daily · Aug 29

Federal Bird Flu Trackers Went Nearly a Month Without Updates Before New Dairy and Poultry Detections Appeared

USDA posted new H5N1 detections in dairy herds and poultry after a month-long reporting gap. Here is what the data shows.

The Guardian - US · Aug 25

A rare win in Indian country: how tribes drove out a mining company in one week

At the sacred prairie of Pe’ Sla in South Dakota, Indigenous and environmental groups banded together to halt drilling

Ballotpedia · Aug 25

Laws in 12 states provide school boards with differing powers and duties depending on the type of district they represent

Welcome to the Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026, Brew.

The Times of India · Aug 25

In 2006, South Dakota began turning a mine that produced 41 million ounces of gold into America’s deepest underground lab; today scientists work 4,850 feet down searching for dark matter and neutrinos

A former gold mine in South Dakota has been transformed into a major underground science facility. The Homestake Mine once produced about 41 million ounces of gold and 9 million ounces of silver, but today its tunnels are used to study some of the Universe’s biggest mysteries. Scientists conduct experiments…

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The Times of India · Aug 24

In 1955, the Army Corps closed Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri: 71 years later, Lewis and Clark Lake has grown into a Great Plains recreation hub

Gavins Point Dam, which was completed in 1955, gave rise to the scenic Lewis and Clark Lake, addressing the pressing issue of Missouri River flooding. Annually, it draws more than two million enthusiasts for various recreational activities. Aside from providing essential flood control and hydropower, it also enhances navigation and…

The Times of India · Aug 19

In 2013, Utah’s Tushar goat herd had grown to about 270, so helicopters relocated 53 goats to the La Sal Mountains, Mount Nebo and South Dakota

In 2013, Utah wildlife officials undertook a bold initiative to relocate mountain goats from the Tushar Mountains. Using helicopters, they safely transported these majestic creatures to various locations in Utah and South Dakota. This strategic operation aimed not only to alleviate overpopulation but also to create new herds in ideal…

Barchart · Aug 18

Corn Fades on Tuesday to Close Mixed

Corn futures posted mixed trade on Tuesday, with contracts closing as much as 1 ¾ lower to a penny higher across the board. The CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price was down 1 3/4 cents at $4.35 1/2. The ProFarmer Crop Tour started on Monday, with South Dakota corn yields...

Barchart · Aug 18

Corn Fading Early Gains for Midday Tuesday Weakness

Corn futures are showing fractional to 1 ¼ cents so far at Monday’s midday. The CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price is down 1 1/4 cents at $4.35. The ProFarmer Crop Tour started on Monday, with South Dakota corn yields averaging 149.09 bushels per acre down 14.41% from the last...

The Times of India · Aug 18

In 1948, a sculptor blasted 10 tons from a South Dakota mountain; decades later, his family continues carving his Crazy Horse Memorial

The Crazy Horse Memorial project began in 1948 with dynamite blasting granite. Sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski started this massive undertaking in South Dakota's Black Hills. His family continued the work after his passing, focusing on the warrior's face. The monument's face was dedicated in 1998, and the hand was completed recently.…

The Times of India · Aug 18

In 1986, a rancher saw hundreds of wild horses crammed into a government feedlot: Two years later, he created an 11,000-acre refuge

In 1986, rancher Dayton O. Hyde witnessed the plight of countless unadopted wild horses in a Nevada feedlot, compelling him to create a sanctuary. By 1988, the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary was established on 11,000 acres in South Dakota, offering refuge to horses overlooked by adoption programs. The sanctuary…

Barchart · Aug 17

Corn and Soybean Prices Have a Major Catalyst This Week as the Pro Farmer Crop Tour Kicks Off

Expert Jim Wiesemeyer says scouts are walking into a split crop.

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