
Senator Mike Rounds comments on the passing of TV mogul Ted Turner
(KCCR – Pierre, SD) With the passing of media icon Ted Turner last week, many who knew him are remembering his ties to South Dakota.

(KCCR – Pierre, SD) With the passing of media icon Ted Turner last week, many who knew him are remembering his ties to South Dakota.

Dr. Erin Fouberg has been named the new provost and vice president of academic affairs at Northern State University. She will begin her new duties

May Overby Elementary fifth grader Kalista Aadland has won first place for all of South Dakota in the statewide Retired School Personnel Grandparent Essay Contest.

On Saturday the annual letter carrier’s “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive will take place in and around Aberdeen put on by the United States Postal

The Presentation Sisters have released an update regarding the green space they are building on a portion of the former Presentation College campus. The green

Beginning at approximately 7am Thursday, May 7th, 2026, the following road will be closed to thru traffic for deliveries to the Citizens Building: 2nd Ave.
South Dakota Secretary of State Monae Johnson announced Wednesday there will be no additional questions on the ballot this upcoming election cycle. The deadline to
Governor Larry Rhoden has activated the state Drought Task Force to monitor drought conditions across South Dakota. The task force will hold its first meeting on Thursday, May 7. The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows moderate to extreme drought

South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden will be in north central South Dakota today to take part in a ribbon cutting. Governor Rhoden will be at

(South Dakota News Watch) A judge heard arguments Tuesday for three motions in the civil lawsuit filed by a former Mitchell baseball player against two

