
Kohler to Lead South Dakota Human Resources Agency
Gov. Larry Rhoden has named Steven Kohler interim commissioner of the Bureau of Human Resources and Administration after Darin Seeley departs for a private-sector job.
Business in South Dakota runs on corporate growth, market fluctuations and organizational change, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting focuses on entities ranging from small enterprises to large organizations operating within the state.

Gov. Larry Rhoden has named Steven Kohler interim commissioner of the Bureau of Human Resources and Administration after Darin Seeley departs for a private-sector job.
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Do you think your community has enough nurses and healthcare workers nearby?
A new grant lets Mitchell Technical College offer online nursing classes with local hands-on training in rural South Dakota.

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Do you expect your household's electric bills to keep rising over the next year?
The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission unanimously approved a settlement allowing a $27.4 million annual increase for western South Dakota customers.

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Do you think corporate PAC money shapes how senators vote on policy?
Campaign finance filings show Senate contributions from a Vance-sponsored PAC, Cramer-tied committees and data center executives in South Dakota's race.

Dr. Michelle Baack will lead the research division of the integrated health system serving the rural United States.
South Dakota reporting spans organizational strategy, major market trends, executive leadership changes and sector growth. Coverage reaches every region from the capital to the rural counties. Economic conditions across the state often dictate the pace of new commercial investment and expansion plans. Workforce availability and infrastructure access remain the primary factors influencing how businesses function across the state.