Featured Stories
Remote worker returns to hometown, keeps big-city job
After living away for 20 years, Ashley O’Dell moved back to her hometown of Murdo. She missed the connection with her community and family. Read how fiber-optic internet allows her to work from home and give her big-city opportunities in a small town.
Online dating allows scammers to turn romance into fraud
As romance scams increase, they affect people everywhere. These scams often begin with a simple message and grow into costly and convincing schemes. Read more about how romance scams work so you can help yourself and others stay protected from becoming a statistic.
‘Free’ streaming devices can bargain with your security
Third-party streaming boxes that promise nearly unlimited content with a one-time purchase come with more risk than you think. Although they seem like a good deal, these devices can and do stream content illegally. Adding them to your network puts your connection and personal information in danger and puts you at risk for legal action.
Skateboarder turns passion into a space for local youth
Kyle Mesteth built Ground Control from the ground up with the support of his community as an indoor place for kids of all ages to skateboard, have fun, and belong. He also hosted a skateboard competition bringing together youth from across the state. Read how his first skateboard ramp as a child turned into a passion project for him and his community.
Non-traditional student helps guide teens with work
Lavanna Under Baggage, a member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, is pursuing her bachelor’s degree online while balancing working full time and being a mother of four. Read how online education allows her to pass her culture on to her kids from her hometown.
AG’s Office shares easy ways to avoid holiday cyber scams
Holiday scams are on the rise, and criminals find new tactics to trick people. The South Dakota director of consumer protection explains what to watch for this season and shares tips to keep your family and your finances safe. Read the full article on The Exchange to learn the warning signs and how to stay one step ahead.
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