Tense hearing on uranium drilling tests new language-translation law before its effective date

A new state law requiring language translation services for some government proceedings — like a contentious recent hearing for a permit application to drill for uranium in the Black Hills — has had its first test drive, even though it doesn’t take effect until later this summer. The law requires the decision-making office or board […]

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