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South Dakota is seeing a record number of hospitalizations for COVID. And a facility in the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe was recently forced to send two coronavirus patients to an out-of-state hospital.
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A North Dakota assistance group says there are cases where landlords still might try to evict someone facing a hardship.
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Candidates for governor, state Superintendent of Public Instruction, and the state’s at-large congressional seat will face off in the series of debates.
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The changes to the Smithfield CDC report have become the subject of further discussion and questioning by some members of Congress.
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Each year, National 4-H Week sees millions of youth, parents, volunteers and alumni come together to celebrate the many positive
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raveler’s Motor Club together with South Dakota Farmers Union (SDFU) Foundation, provides a $2,500 scholarship annually to a South Dakota graduate student, pursuing an agriculture degree.
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The guidance has been updated to reflect that in non-health care, non-residential settings, when the positive case and close contact have both been wearing a face covering consistently and correctly for the entire time, the close contact will not need to self-quarantine at home.
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“North Dakota also strives to keep businesses open and when we have healthy employees and thriving businesses, we can ensure a healthy economy. “
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Attendance for this Saturday’s football game between North Dakota State and Central Arkansas will be limited to player families only,
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Publicly, Gov. Doug Burgum has stated strong support for wearing masks, but has resisted a mandate, saying he hopes residents will wear masks out of a sense of personal responsibility.
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