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The Dakota Scout
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Sioux Falls Slim Chickens fighting government’s discrimination lawsuit

5+ hour, 50+ min ago   (133+ words) The Dakota Scout The owner of the Slim Chickens franchises in Sioux Falls is denying the federal government’s assertion that it allowed an employee to be discriminated against. TNT Chicken Inc. filed an answer to a lawsuit brought against the…...

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South Dakota scientists advance vaccine to fight poultry outbreaks

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (258+ words) The Dakota Scout South Dakota scientists advance vaccine to fight poultry outbreaks Breakthrough offers hope against avian disease that's cost U.S. producers millions Researchers in Brookings say they have developed promising vaccine candidates to combat a fast-spreading poultry virus that has…...

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SCOUTING REPORT | They keep coming, setting your own pay raise, the danger of urban chickens, beautiful backyard birds

7+ mon, 1+ week ago   (173+ words) That’s the conclusion of U-Haul’s Growth Index of annual migration data. While not scientific, U-Haul’s annual survey is a pretty good indicator of which states are gaining population and which aren’t. South Dakota ranked 18th in 2025 in its growth ranking, up…...

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South Dakota health officials confirm first influenza deaths of the season

7+ mon, 3+ week ago   (94+ words) The Dakota Scout South Dakota health officials confirm first influenza deaths of the season Two Minnehaha County residents over 64 among 2,800 confirmed cases A pair of South Dakotans have died as a result of the seasonal flu. The Department of Health…...