Dusty Johnson re-introduced the bipartisan Tribal Firearms Access Act to list tribal governments as eligible entities to issue identification documents for the purpose of transferring a firearm.

Homeowners have a month to clean out their garages, attics, and closets as the 52nd annual City-Wide Cleanup Week is just around the corner.

The city deems public arts and cultural programming necessary for public welfare, and the City Arts Investment Fund supports it.

The Sinclair gas station had a rough weekend after a group of juveniles broke in multiple times.

Each year, trains carry nearly 11 billion pounds of chemicals through South Dakota’s cities and countryside, much of it on century-old tracks, a South Dakota News Watch analysis has revealed.

The new policy as it stands puts a pause on any student from checking out a book being complained about until a review is completed.

Winning the lottery usually means you hit the jackpot for a sum of cash, but what if the lottery was winning a license to open a business.

This is the time of year for the NCAA basketball tournament. But it's also the time for the Club for Boys Corporate Free Throw Challenge.

Bills aimed at upgrading current South Dakota Wildland Fire Department buildings moves forward.

The updated list of conditions would be the largest change under SB 1, which passed with few votes to spare in both the House and the Senate.

The Preserve French Creek group wants to prevent the City of Custer from relocating it's effluent discharge from Flynn Creek to French Creek.

These beautiful purple blossoms begin to bloom in late March and poke their heads out through the snow.