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South Dakota schools could be barred from charging for lunch for low-income students

Under a new bill, schools couldn't charge children for free and reduced meals. Those funds would be reimbursed by the state's education department.

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Workforce, AI, infrastructure: Sioux Falls lawmakers set legislative priorities for 2024

From continued investments in workforce to new opportunities within AI policy, Sioux Falls area lawmakers are ready for the 2024 legislative session.

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Rep Kadyn Wittman introduces bipartisan school lunch bill

Rep Kadyn Wittman introduces bipartisan school lunch bill
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How much will new South Dakota prisons cost?

It’s a multi-million dollar question heading into the 2024 legislative session.

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South Dakota schools could be barred from charging for lunch for low-income students

Under a new bill, schools couldn't charge children for free and reduced meals. Those funds would be reimbursed by the state's education department.

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