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University of South Dakota Launches Master’s Degree in Artificial Intelligence
{KXLG – Vermillion, SD} The University of South Dakota (USD) has announced the launch of a new Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence (M.S. in AI) program aimed at preparing students to be leaders in the rapidly evolving field of AI. Approved by the South Dakota Board of Regents during their June meeting, this cutting-edge program will equip graduates with advanced knowledge and practical skills in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and related disciplines.
Mork and Mechels lead Madison Post 25 to win over Baltic
After suffering their 2nd loss of the season on Sunday, the Madison Legion Post 25 team got back in the win column Monday with a 15-9 win over Baltic Post 206. Madison jumped out to an early lead in the slugfest, scoring 3 runs in the 1st inning and 4 in the 2nd.
Racing Returns to Huset’s Speedway This Sunday for Metro Construction Night
BRANDON, S.D. (July 1, 2024) – Huset’s Speedway management has been working diligently to repair the facility since the water receded from the recent flooding that hammered the region. Racing has been given the green light to return this Sunday for Metro Construction Night featuring the Midwest Sprint...
City flood plan questioned as North Sioux City leaders race to recover
Flood response has been a whirlwind in areas hit hardest by the flood. Currently, local city and county officials are stressing patience for residents as they work to reestablish normality. As each day passes, more tasks need doing. That has meant long hours for flood response public information officer Andrew...
Vermillion Mayor Asking Residents to Limit Wastewater Usage
(Vermillion, SD) — Vermillion continues to deal with a wastewater crisis and the mayor is asking for residents to help out. The recent flooding destroyed three pipes that carry wastewater to treatment plants and that means water that’s being used to flush toilets, bathe or do laundry is going into the Vermillion River. KELO reports Mayor Jon Cole is asking residents to limit their wastewater usage as much as possible and stay out of the river. He also says the tap water is safe to drink. The timeline of getting the pipes repaired is unknown.
New Medicaid applicants express frustration with enrollment system
After decades of use, the South Dakota Department of Social Services unveiled a new Medicaid enrollment system. Officials say the system allows for more automation and creates a portal for applicants to log in to. But some who tried using the system have expressed frustration. That includes people like Anna....
DAV Chapter 13 Veterans Golf Fundraiser taking place July 6th
ABERDEEN, S.D. (Hub City Radio) The DAV Chapter 13 is hosting a veterans’ golf fundraiser on July 6th at Rolling Hills Golf Course in Aberdeen, SD. J Arlt with the DAV Chapter 13 in Aberdeen explains what the DAV does to help veterans. John Cornelius with the DAV Chapter...
New federal funds earmarked for SD rural water projects
Some rural South Dakotans struggle to get good drinking water but the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has awarded two local communities with grants to help change it. Nearly $13 million in WaterSMART Drought Resiliency grants are slated for projects in Eagle Butte and Day County. The Mni Wašte Water Company, run by the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, will receive $2.8 million to pipe water 10 miles northwest of the community to supply 17 existing residences and 20 being constructed.
Understanding Your Tax Bill meeting to be held in Clark
South Dakota Farm Bureau will present a series of informational meetings about taxes on July 24 and 25 at four locations across South Dakota, including the town of Clark. The Clark meeting will be held on at 10:30 a.m. on July 25 at the Clark City Hall, 120 North Commercial St.
Stormy weather expected in eastern SD amid July Fourth celebrations
One of the soggiest starts to summer in eastern South Dakota may persist into Independence Day celebrations. The National Weather Service's latest forecast show periods of showers and storms could move into the state's south-central counties Wednesday afternoon and evening. ...
Extreme heat and floods are back in the Midwest. How does climate change play in?
Sweaty city and state officials loaded donated air conditioners onto trucks in a St. Louis warehouse, passing the heavy boxes down the line. On this day, the thermometer soared to 103, the hottest temperature ever recorded on June 25 in the city. The 800 cooling units were headed to low-income...
Regulators begin study of NorthWestern’s proposed 9% natural gas rate increase
State regulators will take six months to study NorthWestern Energy’s proposed 9% natural gas rate increase, which the company says would cost a typical residential customer an additional $8.38 per month, or $100.56 per year. The proposal would generate an additional $6 million in annual revenue for NorthWestern, which delivers natural gas to about 50,000 […] The post Regulators begin study of NorthWestern’s proposed 9% natural gas rate increase appeared first on South Dakota Searchlight.
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