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Healthcare Deal: Sanford Health’s planned acquisition of North Memorial Health moves forward after a 10-year oversight agreement with Minnesota AG Keith Ellison, including long-term commitments to keep emergency and safety-net services at Robbinsdale. Local Markets: A new Rapid City produce market opened amid controversy over competition with the long-running Black Hills Farmers Market, after a vendor’s membership was revoked. Education & Workforce: BHSU President Steve Elliott highlighted enrollment momentum, new programs (including business analytics and STEM education) and a proposed Center for National Defense Studies. Community Growth: Box Elder is planning a West River Children’s Museum, with a donated site and a focus on hands-on play. Consumer & Fraud: South Dakotans are looking for more budget grocery options, while BBB Scam Tracker continues to flag ongoing fraud risks nationwide. Agriculture & Housing: South Dakota’s housing affordability advantage has slipped, and cattle producers are responding to Trump’s processing proposal. Public Safety: A Mission man was sentenced to 13 months in federal prison for failing to register as a sex offender.

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South Dakota ZIP code 57702 had 8,955 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

South Dakota ZIP code 57702 had 8,955 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

South Dakota ZIP code 57555 had 510 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

South Dakota ZIP code 57555 had 510 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP Code 57769 in South Dakota had 1,230 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP Code 57769 in South Dakota had 1,230 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP Code 57790 in South Dakota had 285 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP Code 57790 in South Dakota had 285 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP Code 57648 in South Dakota had 120 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP Code 57648 in South Dakota had 120 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP code 57520 in South Dakota had 45 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP code 57520 in South Dakota had 45 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP code 57103 in South Dakota had 7,475 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP code 57103 in South Dakota had 7,475 Social Security beneficiaries in December 2024


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