Barring the use of food stamp benefits for soda purchases would cost South Dakota taxpayers $310,000 in the first two years, ...

Lawmakers advanced a bill to allow charter schools in South Dakota on a 4-3 committee vote Tuesday, after debate over whether the proposal would expand opportunity or further strain public ...

As the U.S. Senate race in South Dakota takes shape this summer, voters are faced with a serious question. Does long standing experience in Washington outweigh the call for new ...

President Donald Trump’s border czar announced on Thursday an imminent end to Operation Metro Surge, claiming success from ...

The Dakota Territory Gun Show was held this weekend at the Ramkota Hotel and Conference Center, bringing with it a gathering ...

VERMILLION, S.D. – February 17, 2026 – In a continued effort to save lives and strengthen community support for individuals impacted by substance use disorder, Emily’s Hope announced today the ...

A home is made of memories, and memories are made by hand.

Now-deadlocked by a committee vote, supporters of calling a Convention of States, a rarely-invoked power enshrined in Article 5 of the U.S. Constitution, remain determined to force a vote and ...

Members of Congress on Thursday sought a ruling from a federal judge to block yet another Department of Homeland Security policy that required a notice for lawmakers to ...

Art, music, poetry and sports filled the Cokata Wiconi (Center of Life) Teen Center’s public spaces in January as the ...

Welcome back to my legislative update. We just completed legislative day 21, and there are a solid four weeks left in the session. These are very busy days; committee chairs ...

The story of Shel’s Market is quintessentially the American Dream – generations of hard work across a family line, building something bigger than it was and now, with great pride, ...