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Six South Dakota counties to start property tax credit Jan. 1

PIERRE, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Six South Dakota counties will begin carrying out a property tax cut on Jan. 1, 2027, under Senate Bill 96. According to the governor’s office, Custer, Fall River, Lawrence, Lincoln, Meade and Pennington counties will be adopting the local option. Each county will...

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Senior homeowners in South Dakota, Idaho, Arizona and Iowa can file in 2027 for property tax freezes and credits, including Idaho’s cut of up to $1,500 due April 15

Idaho homeowners who are 65 or older can cut their property tax bill by as much as $1,500, but the application has to arrive between Jan. 1 and April 15. Three other states run their own 2027 programs for older owners: South Dakota freezes assessed value for applicants who file by April 1, Maricopa County... The post Senior homeowners in South Dakota, Idaho, Arizona and Iowa can file in 2027 for property tax freezes and credits, including Idaho’s cut of up to $1,500 due April 15 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

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Senior homeowners in Kansas, South Dakota, Wyoming and Idaho can claim 2027 property tax refunds or freezes, with Idaho cutting bills up to $1,500 for incomes up to $40,030

Older homeowners in Kansas, South Dakota, Wyoming and Idaho can ask their state to cut or hold down next year’s property tax bill, and the filing windows start as early as January. Idaho’s program can reduce a bill by as much as $1,500 for people 65 and older with 2026 income of $40,030 or less. […]

South Dakota · 1d

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South Dakota ranks seventh nationally for workers holding multiple jobs

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - South Dakota has one of the highest rates of workers holding multiple jobs in the country, with an estimated 36,000 residents working more than one job in 2025, according to a new study. The analysis from personal finance company Achieve found that 7.5% of South...

South Dakota · 1d

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Commentary: Customers get higher bills while Black Hills Energy discovers data center gold

While Rapid City residents debate whether data centers belong in their backyard, a homegrown corporation is quietly anchoring some of the largest tech developments in the country — just across the state line. Back home, its South Dakota electricity customers face substantial rate increases. Meanwhile, Black Hills Corp. expects to earn $150 million annually by […]

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Managing Livestock and Soil With Invisible Fence

Pierre, S.D. – A fence that doesn’t exist might sound impossible, but it became a reality for a group of South Dakota cattle producers this summer. Through South Dakota Soil Health Coalition’s Virtual Fencing Program, producers were able to use Gallagher eShepherd’s virtual fencing collars and technology to move, monitor, and manage their cattle from mobile devices or desktops. They were able to lease the collars for the summer to test whether the technology could help address challenges on their operations ranging from labor shortages to pasture management.

South Dakota · 1d

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Fall rain brings some relief, but feed remains a concern for West River ranchers

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Fall rain has settled some dust and brought a little green back to the grass around Eric Jennings’ area, but the former South Dakota Cattlemen’s Association president says it hasn’t done enough to rebuild the feed supply for cattle. Jennings said shorter,...

South Dakota · 1d

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Duke Energy Florida’s typical January bill falls $33, Arizona APS customers get an average $14.70 credit and South Dakota Black Hills’ typical bill rises $16.34 on Dec. 1

Three utility decisions will change household electric bills in different directions over the next two months. Duke Energy Florida says a typical residential bill will be $33 lower in January than a year earlier, and the Arizona Corporation Commission approved an average one-time credit of $14.70 for customers of Arizona Public Service, known as APS. […]

South Dakota · 1d

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UPDATED: Public Service Commission approves NorthWestern Energy, Black Hills Corp merger

The Montana Public Service Commission approved the $15.4 billion NorthWestern Energy and Black Hills Corp. merger on Tuesday. The new company, once merged, will serve 2.1 million electric and natural gas customers in Montana, Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, South Dakota, Nebraska and Wyoming. In a split vote, the PSC supported...

Montana · 2d

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Massive steel structures begin taking shape nearly a mile underground in Lead

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - A major international science project is taking another step forward beneath the Black Hills, where construction crews have begun assembling enormous steel structures for an experiment aimed at answering some of the universe’s biggest questions. The work is underway at the Sanford Underground Research...

Lead, SD · 1d

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Bechtel to be inducted in homebuilders hall of fame

RAPID CITY, SD—The Black Hills Homebuilders Association will honor long-time Rapid City Building Services Division Manager Curt Bechtel with induction into the 2026 Black Hills Home Builders Association Hall of Fame. The Association will honor Bechtel at a ceremony Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 5:30 p.m. at The Box. In...

Rapid City, SD · 2d

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Rapid City Prices Dip as Homes Move Off the Market Faster Than a Year Ago

Rapid City homes moved off the market faster and prices dipped, giving buyers a rare opening worth watching.

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Rapid City tops $400 million in building permit valuations for second time

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Rapid City has surpassed $400 million in building permit valuations for just the second time in city history, driven by continued construction activity across the community. According to the city’s Building Services Division, 225 building permits were issued in October with a combined valuation of...

Rapid City, SD · 2d

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Sunshine sweets prepares for Winter Marketplace at The Monument

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Local vendors, holiday gifts and sweet treats are coming to The Monument in Rapid City this Saturday for the Winter Marketplace. Sydney Erlenbusch of Sunshine Sweets joined us to share how her business began, what she’s bringing to the marketplace and why she values the chance to connect with local shoppers.

Rapid City, SD · 1d

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Major aquifers in South Dakota in decline, threatening fresh water supplies

BEAR BUTTE STATE PARK, S.D. – Geologists and hydrologists can use scientific charts and graphs to understand the increasing water challenges facing South Dakota, but it only takes a brief visit to Bear Butte State Park near Sturgis for a non-scientist to see the outcome of decreasing water levels.

South Dakota · 4d

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10 Quaint Mountain Towns Where You Can Retire on $1,600 a Month (Or Less)

Explore 10 quaint mountain towns across the U.S. where retirees can rent for $1,600 a month or less while enjoying scenery, trails, and small-town charm.

Johnson City, TN · 10d

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South Dakota regulators approve $27.3 million electric rate increase for Black Hills Energy

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission on Wednesday approved a settlement allowing Black Hills Energy to increase electric rates by more than $27.3 million a year, begining in December. The commission approved the settlement at its meeting in Pierre. The approved increase will add approximately...

South Dakota · 5d

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Major aquifers in South Dakota in decline, threatening fresh water supplies

BEAR BUTTE STATE PARK, S.D. (South Dakota News Watch) - Geologists and hydrologists can use scientific charts and graphs to understand the increasing water challenges facing South Dakota, but it only takes a brief visit to Bear Butte State Park near Sturgis for a non-scientist to see the outcome of decreasing water levels.

South Dakota · 5d

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SDSU Extension to host educational series at Cottonwood Field Station

RAPID CITY, S.D. – South Dakota State University Extension and SDSU’s Cottonwood Field Station are excited to introduce Coffee at Cottonwood, a new educational series about livestock and rangeland management. Offered every other month, the series is designed to bring together livestock producers, land managers, industry professionals and...

Brookings, SD · 6d

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Terry Peak hiring for winter season, hosting annual job fair Saturday

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Terry Peak Ski Area is looking to fill seasonal positions ahead of the upcoming ski season and will host a job fair Saturday, Nov. 7, in Lead. The annual hiring event runs from 9 a.m. to noon at Stewart Lodge, next to the Guest Services building.

Rapid City, SD · 5d