Today, Governor Larry Rhoden signed four education bills into law. “We are investing in our state’s talented students. They are the future of our workforce
The Lee Park Golf course is now open to the public as of Thursday March 20th. The course is open for walking only. Carts will
South Dakota high school students now have the opportunity to participate in the Lesson Learned teen safe driving campaign, where they can win $10,000 for
(KBHB – Sturgis, SD) Rapid City Police say a female driver was arrested after crashing into five vehicles Wednesday. Witnesses say the driver went through
A Watertown man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison on assault charges. According to KWAT in Watertown 43-year-old Corey Ross was sentenced this
An Aberdeen teacher has been honored by the South Dakota Department of Education as the 2025 Special Education Staff of the Year. Eric Pedersen, the
(Press Release) Today, U.S. Representative Dusty Johnson (R-S.D.) led a letter urging the Trump Administration to take action on the influx of unauthorized Chinese-made e-cigarettes
(SDBA – Pierre, SD) Gov. Larry Rhoden reset several major state initiatives after the Legislature rejected key proposals from former Gov. Kristi Noem in the
The Aberdeen Police Department is seeking candidates to join the APD. In a post to the department’s Facebook page, the APD is looking for community-oriented,
South Dakota congressman Dusty Johnson will introduce legislation Tuesday which would prevent federal dollars from being used for sex change operations and hormone replacement therapies.
