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Billionaire-funded national groups seek to influence voters in South Dakota runoff election

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By Joshua Haiar Verified
| South Dakota Searchlight
Some of the political postcards mailed to South Dakota voters in the week ahead of Tuesday’s runoff election for the Republican nomination for governor are financed by national groups that received all or most of their recent contributions from a Pennsylvania billionaire.
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State commission accepts $290 million bid for Platte-Winner Bridge, $40 million above estimate

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By Joshua Haiar Verified
| The Capital Journal Verified
The South Dakota Transportation Commission on Thursday approved a nearly $290 million bid — about $40 million above the state’s estimate — to replace the Platte-Winner Bridge. The vote means the state is moving forward with what Department of Transportation Secretary Joel Jundt called “the largest project that the DOT has ever led.” The commission accepted Ames Construction’s $289.99 million bid to replace the state Highway 44 bridge over the Missouri River in the southeast part of the state.
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South Dakota board approves nearly $500,000 in state loans and grants for business projects Original

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By Joshua Haiar Verified
| South Dakota Searchlight
A South Dakota board approved a total of $481,199 in state loans and grants Wednesday for businesses in Rapid City and De Smet. The Board of Economic Development approved a $300,000 loan for Chemistry Distilling, a Rapid City company founded in 2024. The money will help the company purchase and renovate an industrial facility to manufacture and store high-purity ethanol.
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