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'By the people, for the people': Thousands protest at Idaho Capitol as part of 50501 movement's 'National Day of Action'

'By the people, for the people': Thousands protest at Idaho Capitol as part of 50501 movement's 'National Day of Action'

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Man arrested for allegedly killing cats months after being paroled for animal cruelty

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Man arrested for allegedly killing cats months after being paroled for animal cruelty

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A 34-year-old man in Sioux Falls has been arrested for the second time for abusing cats.See the Story

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Dakota News Now caught up with South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley on Friday and Gov. Larry Rhoden took some questions earlier this week. Both want to reassure those with any fears or concerns that the state will be just fine.See the Story