
Gov. Rhoden holds strong lead over Democrat challenger Dan Ahlers in latest gubernatorial poll
(South Dakota News Watch – Molly Wetsch and Emily DeCook) Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden leads Democratic challenger Dan Ahlers 56% to 36%, according to the

(South Dakota News Watch – Molly Wetsch and Emily DeCook) Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden leads Democratic challenger Dan Ahlers 56% to 36%, according to the

South Dakota secretary of State Monae Johnson is reminding residents today is the deadline to register to vote in the upcoming November mid-term election. Voters

The suspect involved in the fatal shooting incident of Minnehaha County Sheriff’s deputy Katherine Frank has had new charges filed against him. 39-year-old Brandon John

A Mitchell man is facing animal cruelty charges after allegedly posting a video of himself online drowning a squirrel. 73-year-old Jonathan Wilson faces one count

Edmunds county has named a bridge after Emmerson Schaunaman, Aberdeen Mayor Travis Schaunamn’s son. Emmerson was killed in a paragliding accident in August that left

Beginning at approximately 10am Thursday, October 15th, 2026, the water will be off in the following area for utility work: 390th Ave. from Dependable Sanitation

The National Weather Service has named October 28 as Winter Weather Preparedness Day in South Dakota. Public Utilities Commissioners encourage South Dakotans to use the

University of South Dakota (USD) President Sheila Gestring has announced her retirement, marking the conclusion of more than two decades of service to the university.

Today, Governor Larry Rhoden ordered that flags be flown at half-staff statewide from sunrise until sunset on Monday, October 19, 2026, in honor of Minnehaha

A Wood man died Saturday from injuries sustained in a two-vehicle crash near Presho, South Dakota on October 5, 2026. Preliminary crash information indicates Clinton