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Career fair showcases alternative path to success

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By Zada Jones Verified
| KOTA TV Verified
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - While many college graduates struggle to find work, Western Dakota Technical College is proving that a different educational path actually works. Fifty employers gathered on campus Wednesday to meet with students and discuss job opportunities in the region. The recruitment effort highlights a growing trend of employers turning to technical colleges to fill positions that require skilled workers but not four-year degrees. The numbers back up the school’s approach.
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South Dakota’s new accountability law uncovers serious state employee misconduct

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By Zada Jones Verified
| KOTA TV Verified
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - South Dakota’s new government accountability law is already catching serious misconduct among state workers, with investigators securing four criminal indictments in just six months. The law requires state employees to report wrongdoing. Attorney General Marty Jackley released a report showing 47 reports have been filed since the law took effect in July, with none deemed false. The cases uncovered, however, reveal deeply alarming crimes.
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High School welders compete for scholarships, legacy

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By Zada Jones Verified
| KOTA TV Verified
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Eighty high school students from across KOTA Territory competed in Western Dakota Tech’s annual High School Welding Competition, testing their skills in hands-on challenges and written exams for one of the region’s most in-demand careers. The competition underscores a growing need for skilled tradespeople as manufacturing, construction, and infrastructure projects expand throughout the region. Demand for welders has become increasingly difficult to meet.
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