According to a new poll released by the South Dakota Public Schools Coalition and conducted by a Virginia-based market research company, a majority of respondents
PIERRE, S.D. (SDBA) — The South Dakota House voted 49-19 Monday to ban the use of eminent domain for carbon dioxide pipelines. House Bill 1052
Local lawmakers from District one, three and 23 were in Aberdeen Saturday to take part in the first of a scheduled three Legislative Coffees put
A former employee of the South Dakota Social Services Department has pleaded guilty to using grocery vouchers for personal use. According to South Dakota Attorney
The South Dakota Film Festival has announced there will be now festival coming up in September of 2025. The annual 48Create short film competition will
Former South Dakota Lieutenant Governor Larry Rhoden was sworn in as the 45th governor of South Dakota Monday. Rhoden replaces former Governor Kristi Noem who
The Department of Health is reporting the death of a child due to a co-infection of Pertussis and influenza. The last Pertussis death occurred in
The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce will host its first of three Legislative coffee’s this weekend in Aberdeen. The event will be at the Kessler’s Champions
One person died in a single vehicle crash that occurred early Sunday morning three miles west of Tabor, SD. Preliminary crash information indicates Dustin John
Summit Carbon Solutions has filed a lawsuit against the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission, demanding Commissioner Kristie Fiegen recuse herself from its pipeline permit application.
