The Sioux City City Council approved the money for a pedestrian bridge, over the Big Sioux River, near Two Rivers Golf Course that will connect trails in Sioux City and Dakota Dunes.
The clash over South Dakota’s abortion ban and an attempt to make abortion a voter-approved constitutional right in 2024 have a new battleground: the Minnehaha County Administration Building.
82 veterans experienced the trip of a lifetime for Midwest Honor Flight Mission 14. On the trip they saw the Memorials and Monuments to their service and sacrifice.
A fundraiser to support a family that lost two grandparents and an infant daughter in a home explosion near Fort Pierre has already raised hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Gov. Kristi Noem was a major proponent of eliminating the state sales tax on groceries during her 2022 gubernatorial campaign and during the 2023 legislative session.
“It’s not just welcoming businesses," said Kristie Vermulm-McManamy, Siouxland Chamber Executive Committee Chair. “It’s not just ribbon cuttings. It’s about talking to our lawmakers."
Hundreds of people attended the 3rd annual Feenstra Family Picnic as potential presidential candidate and current Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was the special guest speaker for the event.
The Tiger Robotics club in Harrisburg is made up of 52 kids on 12 teams, but one team stood out this year. A group of 5 Harrisburg High School students recently returned home from Dallas Texas with some new hardware, a world championship trophy.
In less than a year since the first chapter was formed in the state, "Moms for Liberty" groups in South Dakota have already begun influencing local school board politics.
On this week’s Matters of the State, we take a closer look at the push to improve workforce development in South Dakota, plus questions about a state lawmaker representing his district.
Last weekend, a volunteer firefighter from Chester passed away on the scene of a structure fire from a sudden heart attack. First responders from around the region made the trip to Chester to pay their respects at his funeral on Saturday.
Tight end Tucker Kraft has been drafted by the Green Bay Packers, the 78th pick overall. He’s the 31st Jackrabbit to be selected in the NFL Draft and just the fourth to be drafted within the first three rounds.
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