Judge Refuses to Lower Bond for Rapid City Murder Suspect
A judge has refused to lower bond for a man charged in the fatal Memorial Day shooting of his cousin in Rapid City. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleImpoverished Tribe Struggles to Stop Surge in Teen Suicides
A recent string of seven suicides by teenagers has shaken the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and sent tribal leaders on an urgent mission to stop the deaths. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleKarl's TV & Appliance in Gregory Recognized as Retail Champion
Elmer Karl of Karl's TV & Appliance in Gregory, South Dakota has been recognized as one of “America’s Retail Champions” by the National Retail Federation. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleBuffalo Wild Wings Raised a Ton of Money for Delmont Tornado Victims
If you're looking for a place to have dinner tonight, I would suggest choosing Buffalo Wild Wings. What this business has done for a small South Dakota community transcends generosity. The closest...
View ArticleDecriminalizing Marijuana in South Dakota Could be on the Ballot in 2016
An Attorney General Explanation for an initiated measure has been filed with the Secretary of State to decriminalize the possession of one ounce or less of marijuana. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleWhat Is the Most Popular Beer and Liquor in South Dakota?
A social app crunched the numbers for all fifty states and found that we are no different than Hawaii when it comes to alcohol. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View Article'Glitch' Silenced Fort Pierre Sirens Before Big June Storm
While emergency sirens in Pierre sounded during a severe thunderstorm in late June, the three sirens in neighboring Fort Pierre remained silent. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleMobridge Man's Rape Sentence Reinstated by Appeals Court
A federal appeals court has reinstated a prison sentence for a Mobridge man convicted of raping two of his friends' young daughters. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleBlack Hills to Be Marketed to China, Germany, United Kingdom
Officials are planning to market South Dakota's Black Hills region to China, Germany and the United Kingdom. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleWildlife Service Says No Plans to Close Booth Hatchery
A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service official says the agency has no plans to close the D.C. Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery and Archives in South Dakota. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleGovernor Dennis Daugaard Asks FEMA to Join State in Assessing Storm Damage
Governor Dennis Daugaard is asking federal officials to join state and local teams as they assess the extent of the damaged caused by severe storms last month. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleGroup of Legislators Calling for Special Legislative Session
A group of South Dakota legislators are calling for a special legislative session to address the state's teacher shortage. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleShhhhh! One South Dakota City Has a Secret Bar!
This place is so hard to find there's an instructional video to help you get in. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleNew South Dakota Highway Patrol Office Opening in Rapid City
State officials will be gathering in Rapid City next week to celebrate the opening of a new district office for the South Dakota Highway Patrol. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleSDSU Extension: Producers Should Watch out for Pinkeye
The South Dakota State University Extension is recommending cattle producers to watch out for pinkeye, one of the most common and economically damaging cattle diseases. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleMan Seriously Injured After Falling 150 Feet in the Badlands
Law enforcement authorities in western South Dakota say a man was seriously injured after falling 150 feet near Sheep Mountain Table at Badlands National Park. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleSouth Dakota GOP Leaders Say Special Session on Education Unlikely
A handful of lawmakers are pushing for a special session to address education funding in South Dakota, but the state's top Republican leaders say it's unlikely. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticlePhilippines-Based Church Starts Services in Town It Bought
A Philippines-based church that bought up the small South Dakota town of Scenic four years ago has started holding services there. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleTornado-Destroyed Church in Delmont to Be Rebuilt
Members of the tornado-destroyed Zion Lutheran Church in Delmont are beginning the rebuilding process. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleWhat Will El Nino Do to South Dakota This Winter? Your First Look at the...
It's a bit early, and we're not exactly in the most predictable weather area - but here's your first look at how El Nino may effect South Dakota this winter. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
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