I can finally put my SDSU math major and teaching degree to their fullest use: helping my eighth-grader with her algebra homework. But I also…
Tag: statistics
Fewer people are going to public university in South Dakota. According to the Board of Regents, all six of our public campi have fewer students…
7% of American adults are shacking up, says the Census Bureau. A new report indicates that the number of unmarried cohabitators has tripled since the…
The Governor’s Office of Economic Development tweeted merrily Thursday that $100 is really worth $113.38 in South Dakota, the sixth-best relative value for the dollar…
John Tsitrian reported back in April on the Congressional Joint Economic Committee’s study of brain drain, which showed that South Dakota is worse at keeping…
In good news, fewer people are in jail! According to the Legislative Research Council’s latest prison population report, South Dakota had 209 fewer people behind…
Meth isn’t going to help South Dakota’s branding. According to information provided by the Department of Social Services to the Legislative interim subgroup studying methamphetamine…
The South Dakota Democratic Party’s new executive director, Stacey Burnette, put in her first day at the office yesterday…. which reminds me that I haven’t…
Sometimes I think Bob Mercer’s reports are the only part of KELO-TV’s website worth reading. KELO’s Capitol Bureau catches a new report from the South…
I was going to write an update about the July 25 interim committee hearing on the fight between rural electric cooperatives and municipal electric providers,…