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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.

Ballotpedia · Aug 25

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 24

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…

The Times of India · Aug 19

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.

Barchart · Aug 17

In 1917, a South Dakota schoolteacher became America's first woman park ranger after being hired to guide visitors through a cave

In 1920, Isabel Bassett Wasson blazed a trail as one of the first female park rangers, earning the admiration of officials with her exceptional skills in communication and knowledge. Alongside her, Mary J. Sullivan and Marguerite Lindsley took on significant roles, reshaping the ranger's responsibilities and leaving a lasting impact…

The Times of India · Aug 17

'Big Pig Dig': In 1994, two hikers discovered a 34-million-year old site in South Dakota's Badlands with fossils of prehistoric rhinos, small horses and huge carnivorous pigs

In 1994, two hikers stumbled upon enormous bones in South Dakota's Badlands, igniting a wave of scientific exploration that lasted years. This serendipitous discovery led to the unearthing of over 19,000 fossils from a site believed to be an ancient watering hole, where animals converged during a severe drought around…

The Economic Times · Aug 16

Woman gets a facial waxing in South Dakota. Then she sees what the worker secretly slips in: ‘without my consent’

Evolution in Tipping culture

We Got This Covered · Aug 11

Larry Rhoden becomes the first South Dakota governor in history to win a primary for a full-term after ascenion to office

On July 28, South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden (R) won the state’s first-ever primary runoff to win a full term as governor. He defeated car dealer Toby Doeden (R) 72% to 28%. Rhoden became governor in 2025 after Gov. Kristi Noem (R) resigned to serve as Secretary of Homeland Security.

Ballotpedia · Aug 10

Nut butter distributed to Walmart recalled over potential salmonella contamination

A nut butter distributed to Walmart stores across 19 states is being recalled due to potential salmonella contamination, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has said. Boticelli Foods is recalling a lot of bettergoods Pistachio Nut Butter 6.7oz. The product details are as follows: UPC 194346207961, Lot LB028ACP04, expiration…

The Independent UK · Aug 7

Maricopa County Superior Court judges rule two education-related ballot measures unconstitutional in Arizona

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Ballotpedia · Aug 7