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Prison · Sioux FallsSIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- A bunch of names written in red in February on the vote tally board in the South Dakota House turned green on Tuesday. The state House passed a $650 million prison bill in a 51-18 vote. The bill means a new 1,500-bed prison will be built near Benson Road in northeastern Sioux Falls. The prison will replace the 144-year-old prison called the Hill in Sioux Falls. The plan is for about 1,200 multi-custody beds and 300 do…See the Story
Lawmakers Discuss How No Changed to Yes on New Prison
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Turning Point USA · VermillionSIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – USD professor Michael Hook is returning to the classroom after a federal judge granted his request for a temporary restraining order. Hook is suing representatives from the South Dakota Board of Regents (BOR) and University of South Dakota after he was put on administrative leave for a social media post regarding Charlie Kirk.
Lawmakers discuss how no changed to yes on new prison U.S. District Judge Karen Schrei…See the Story
Judge Orders USD Professor to Return to Classroom
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Professors · VermillionSIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- The University of South Dakota professor that was put on administrative leave has filed a lawsuit. Michael Hook, an art professor for nearly 20 years at USD, was put on administrative leave for a Facebook post he made about Charlie Kirk, shortly after his deadly shooting.
Rhoden says prison the right project now In the lawsuit, Hook argues his posts are protected under the First Amendment right to free speech. H…See the Story
USD Professor Files Lawsuit to Stop BOR From Firing Him
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