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Lori Walsh

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Sioux Falls
As seen in: South Dakota Public Broadcasting, SDPB News, History 605 (Podcast), Farms.com, Perishable News, Our Community Now, Kahler Financial
Host & Senior Producer for "In the Moment" on SDPB Radio. Recipient of a 2022 Bush Fellowship from the Bush Foundation. U.S. Marine.
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Analysis: South Dakota Democrats are the 'easy dog to kick,' but can make progress by remembering 'what a win is'

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By Lori Walsh Verified
| South Dakota Public Broadcasting Verified
The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is underway. For this week’s political analysis, we look at not only state politics, but also how national politics are reflected in the merchandise at the rally. Brad “Murdoc” Jurgenson is co-host of the Dakota Town Hall political podcast. He’s also president of the HomeSlice Group in Rapid City. He spoke with SDPB’s Lori Walsh. MURDOC So a lot of people don't know this about our company.
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South Dakotans will look across county borders when deciding whether to opt in to sales tax hike

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By Lori Walsh Verified
| South Dakota Public Broadcasting Verified
The 2026 South Dakota legislative session saw dozens of proposals for property tax relief. County governments use property taxes to fund services like public safety and education. A report from the Dakota Institute examines how two of the bills signed by Governor Rhoden will shift the tax landscape of the state. Kyle Kopplin is assistant professor of economics in the School of Business at Black Hills State University. He wrote the report for Dakota Institute. He talked with SDPB’s Lori Walsh.
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Advice for rural patients seeking GLP-1 access, affordability in South Dakota

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By Lori Walsh Verified
| South Dakota Public Broadcasting Verified
A temporary federal program is helping more South Dakotans gain access to GLP-1 medications to treat obesity. Beginning in July, eligible Medicare Part D beneficiaries pay a fixed rate of $50 per month. It’s a pilot program set to end in December 2027. Meanwhile, rural South Dakotans seeking access to the popular weight loss drugs face challenges. SDPB’s Lori Walsh talked with Jessica Strobl, PharmD. Strobl is Vice President of Pharmacy for Lewis.
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