With 3-4 vaccine candidates that may or may not become available, some of those plans may end up pointless.
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S.D. election officials take new approaches to voting amid pandemic
South Dakota election officials are taking a wide range of steps to ensure easy access to voting and provide for an accurate ballot count during a time of unprecedented electoral challenges.
COVID-19 deaths in South Dakota breaks daily record
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — South Dakota reported a record number of daily COVID-19 deaths on Thursday, with 19 people who have died.
South Dakota reports record number of COVID-19 deaths
South Dakota reported a record number of COVID-19 deaths on Thursday, along with 1,000 newly infected persons.
'We did survive:' Thrift shop struggles to attract customers after 6-month pandemic closure
The thrift store opened just weeks before the coronavirus pandemic hit South Dakota, and it closed shortly after cases started to worsen in March.
South Dakota leads nation in cases, hospitalizations and positive tests per 100,000 people
South Dakota has the worst rate of positive tests, hospitalizations and cases per 100,000 people in the country, according to data compiled by the New York Times.
Map: Where is coronavirus in South Dakota? View data on ages, counties and gender
A map shows all presumptive positive cases of novel coronavirus in South Dakota.
Family hopes Sioux Falls man's death from COVID-19 causes others to take illness more seriously
The family of a Sioux Falls man who died from COVID-19 complications is telling about his ‘painful’ experience in the hope that South Dakotans take the virus more seriously.
South Dakota sees record virus hospitalizations, cases
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Hospitalizations from COVID-19 in South Dakota reached new heights for the fourth straight day on Wednesday.
Five Sioux Falls schools have some kids learning remotely because of COVID-19
Three of the classrooms learning remotely are early childhood and two are special education classrooms with a limited number of students, district officials said.