By Todd Epp | South Dakota Broadcasters Association A bill offering sales and use tax exemptions to data center companies failed in the House State
(Press Release) In 2025, South Dakota recorded 110 fatal crashes resulting in 123 deaths, marking a five-year low and a significant improvement in roadway safety,
(SD Broadcasters Association) A Senate committee deferred action Tuesday on a bill that would require people to call for help when they witness emergencies, after
Aberdeen City engineer Stu Nelson announced Monday at the Aberdeen City Council meeting his plans to retire. Nelson has worked nearly three decades as the
Freeman Academy located in Freeman South Dakota has announced it will close its doors at the end of this school year after over a century
Lawmakers in Pierre have entered a joint resolution seeking to put legalizing sports wagering on the ballot next general election. Senate Joint Resolution 504 was
South Dakota Secretary of State’s Office has shared the state’s voter rolls with the U.S. Department of Justice. President Trump ordered the DOJ to collect voter rolls
A Tennessee man was arrested in Pierre on charges he left dogs locked in his vehicle in freezing temperatures over the weekend. According to police
The South Dakota House Education Committee voted 9-6 Monday to kill a bill which would have made carrying a concealed weapon on South Dakota campuses
Aberdeen is expected to get its first Dunkin’ Donuts location. According to Aberdeen Mayor Travis Schaunaman’s Facebook page, the popular coffee and doughnut chain, doing
