South Dakota non-profit supports the rejection of the petition by Lawrence County, citing that this would ensure accessibility for people with disabilities.
The legislators from District 31 had slight differences of opinion on how to accomplish that regulation but agreed that it would be best handled at the city and county level.
The lawsuits center on cancers, hormonal problems and gastrointestinal illnesses believed to have been caused by exposure to so-called forever chemicals present in firefighting foam that was used for more than 60 years to put out petroleum fires at U.S. airports and military installations.
The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe banned a teacher, principal, and superintendent from reservation lands after a child abuse allegation at Dupree Elementary School.
With the legislative session for Congress approaching quickly, congressmen and women will have to decide what they want to focus most of their attention on.
Two inmates at the State Penitentiary in Sioux Falls are being charged with Attempted Murder and Aggravated Assault Against a Law Enforcement Officer following assaults against correctional officers Thursday morning
This year's fair promises unforgettable experiences for people of all ages, with heart-pumping rodeo events, thrilling races, and the much-loved Demolition Derby.
A South Dakota state senator’s residency status is garnering controversy after he bought a home outside of his district and claimed it as his primary residence on tax forms.
A Canadian Pacific train derailed in rural North Dakota Sunday night and spilled hazardous materials, but local authorities and the railroad said there is no threat to public safety.
Under the AML Fee-based Reclamation Program, OSMRE has granted approximately $8 billion to states and tribes to address the physical hazards posed by mined and abandoned or inadequately restored lands and waters prior to 1977.
The BANFF Centre Mountain Film Festival has a rich history of promoting the world’s mountain places by creating inspirational experiences, exchange of ideas, and sharing visions.
Pennington County State's Attorney Mark Vargo is taking a job in Thailand, and resigning his post in the office next month. Vargo served briefly as the South Dakota Attorney General last year.
The Sturgis Public Library will host “Crossroads: Change in Rural America” exhibit that explores the evolving landscape of rural American communities in the 20th century. In cooperation with the South Dakota Humanities Council, Crossroads opens March 13th through April 30th.
Gillette, Wyo., has coined itself the "Energy Capitol of the Nation," bringing coal to 26 other states. Coal production slumbers as the nation looks to diversify its energy source.
For 25 years, companies and organizations have come together for the Black Hills Regional Job Fair to connect with job seekers in the Rapid City area. Jeff Wangen, a Farmers Insurance Agency owner, and job fair organizer recommends that job seekers come well-prepared with a proper resume, and a cover letter and dressed professionally.
The RST tribal council voted to give itself a “$10,000 lump salary increase for FY’23.” The money for the bonus comes from American Rescue Plan Act dollars.
The schedule of events at Homestake Opera House would normally be jam packed ranging from community theatre to concerts to dances. Now with the theatre shut down for a few months while continuing with their restoration project, staff are actively engaging with the Lead community to get involved in participating in some fundraising activities still happening in the building.
Kristi Noem, the 33rd Governor of South Dakota and the state’s first female governor in the state’s history, officially took the oath of office to begin her second term Saturday.
According to the description on Amazon, “Sentenced” is about a family physician who has his whole life upended by a serial killer, who has an intricate understanding of the medical establishment. The physician is forced to lean into his own understanding of the medical field to track the serial killer down, and do what law enforcement can’t.
Denver Air Connection put in a proposal to the city of Pierre that includes the possibility of flying to and from either Minneapolis or Chicago every day.
The decision to commute the sentences of three women convicted of manslaughter by Governor Kristi Noem is drawing strong criticism from some of the victim’s families.
As a winter storm continues to ravage much of South Dakota, those on reservations throughout the state are still trying to recover from last week’s winter storm.
The winter storms that hit South Dakota last week set the organizations efforts back greatly, and now they need as much help as they can get over the next several weeks.
