South Dakota is one of 52 states and territories to receive settlement funds. The state will continue to receive yearly payments for the next 18 years.
At first glance, the forced closure of California-based Silicon Valley Bank and New York’s Signature Bank on March 10 – and the government action to quell the ensuing financial crisis – seemed worlds away from South Dakota’s regional banks.
South Dakota Rep. Dusty Johnson, Sen. Mike Rounds and Sen. John Thune greet President Donald Trump in Sioux Falls in 2018. Photo: Argus Leader file photo SOUTH DAKOTA (SDNW) — South Dakota’s Republican congressional delegation and GOP Gov. Kristi Noem supported funding measures signed by President Donald Trump that provided more than $10 billion in […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. – South Dakota’s Republican congressional delegation and GOP Gov. Kristi Noem supported funding measures signed by President Donald Trump that provided more than $10 billion in federal funding to the state to battle and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. But they’re not so willing to praise a program approved by Democratic President Joe […]