The South Dakota high school wrestling tournament is here. Five burning questions we're asking.
The SDHSAA individual wrestling tournament will take place at the Monument Thursday through Saturday. Here are 5 burning ...
South Dakota's increase in tourism helps small businesses
As South Dakota's visitation rates rise, local small business owners see an opportunity to find their niche in the state's ...
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South Dakota Senate rejects effort to boost Native American history, culture lessons in schools
The bill from Sen. Tamara Grove, R-Lower Brule, passed the Senate Education Committee unanimously one week ago ...
Final results, place-winners and team scores at the 2025 South Dakota high school wrestling tournament
The South Dakota high school wrestling individual tournament concluded on Saturday afternoon at the Summit Area Below are the full team and individual placement round results: CLASS A Team scores: 1.
South Dakota Bill To End Felony Drug Ingestion Law Heads To Governor
Voting for this bill and decriminalizing drug use will send a mixed message to our children.” By John Hult, South Dakota ...
Amtrak bill chugs along in South Dakota legislature
A resolution supporting Amtrak expansion in South Dakota is moving along in the South Dakota State Legislature.
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South Dakota lawmakers advance carbon pipeline moratorium and bill regulating land agents
The bills don’t name Summit Carbon Solutions, but they’re a response to the Iowa company’s proposed $9 billion, five-state ...
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Budget committee approves $3 million cut to South Dakota’s tobacco-use prevention fund
PIERRE, S.D. — A South Dakota legislative budget committee advanced a bill on Tuesday at the Capitol in Pierre to reduce ...
South Dakota Army National Guard announces 2024 First Sergeant of the Year
PIERRE, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - A South Dakota Army National Guardsman has been recognized for his leadership and dedication ...
Medicaid expansion funding cuts likely, South Dakota Lt. Gov. Venhuizen says
Republican Lt. Gov. Tony Venhuizen told lawmakers at the state Capitol that federal support for Medicaid expansion could decline.