Doug Leier: A look at changes to ND fishing regulations
By mid-May, some North Dakota anglers have had weeks on the water since the new license season of April 1 began. That’s a subtle reminder to purchase your new license
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Timberwolves suffer worst playoff loss in franchise history in Game 2 drubbing
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Family leaders take on new roles within Sioux Falls bank
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Corps To Conduct Joint Prescribed Burn
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Omaha District is planning to conduct a joint prescribed burn with the Southeast Dakota Prescribed Burn Association (SDPBA) on Friday west of Yankton, though
Trump Signs Bill Supported By SD Delegation To Quicken Mortgage Processing On Tribal Trust Land
President Donald Trump has signed a bill into law that its sponsors from South Dakota say will accelerate the review and processing of mortgages on tribal trust land.
Tribal Law Enforcement Academy Chooses N.D. Over S.D.
Tribal police recruits in South Dakota will soon have an option for basic training through the Bureau of Indian Affairs that’s closer to home, but it won’t be as close
GoFundMe Page Set Up For Vermillion Family Displaced By Fire
VERMILLION — A GoFundMe page has been established for a Vermillion family who narrowly escaped a fire last weekend that consumed their home and claimed three pets.
NE DOT To Host Meeting On Roundabout Project
CROFTON, Neb. — The public is invited to learn about roadway roundabouts during a community engagement event set for Monday in the northeast Nebraska community of Crofton.
The Tourism Spirit: S.D. Officials Anticipate Surge With Nation’s 250th Birthday
With the nation celebrating its 250th birthday this year, South Dakota tourism officials are expecting a star-spangled year for events and visitors.
New Grand Forks facility focuses on safer firefighting foam
Vorbeck officials say its expanded Grand Forks facility will produce 1 million gallons of environmentally friendly firefighting foam each year.
Cramer honored with service award from state organization
Sen. Kevin Cramer received a distinguished service award Wednesday in Bismarck for supporting rural health care and long-term care facilities.
Mitchell School District celebrates 'Legacy of Light' of retirees, longtime employees
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Sioux Falls School District informs parents of cybersecurity incident
In a message sent to parents, the school district said its learning platform, “Canvas,” experienced an incident that included names, emails, addresses, student IDs, and messages among users.
State approves variance request, Lake Mitchell project continues
Cleaning up Lake Mitchell has been a contentious subject in the city. With many ideas floating around, ultimately, the people voted for the dredging project.
Vander Sluis Back On Track For USD
VERMILLION — When South Dakota senior track and field athlete Brandon Vander Sluis felt pain during the 2025 season, he initially thought it was an injury, possibly related to a
Funding secured for Grand Forks abuse victim services
Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., secured $1.8 million in federal funding to help the Community Violence Intervention Center in Grand Forks.
Hot Mic Interview: Dan Larson previews what the NDSU offense could look like this fall
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Trenton man sentenced to life for child molestation in Dade County
A Dade County jury convicted Randall Dakota Wallin, 36, of aggravated child molestation and sexual battery after a three-day trial.
SD Drought Task Force formed, How locals handle dry conditions
This year has been especially difficult due to extreme drought conditions affecting the lower third and central parts of South Dakota.
More work to do: Overdoses now top accidental deaths in Minnehaha County
If you or someone you know is struggling with a substance use disorder, there is a list of treatment centers from counties all over the state.
Tribal law enforcement academy to be located in North Dakota
Tribal police recruits in North Dakota will soon have an option for basic training through the Bureau of Indian Affairs that’s closer to home.
Central Cass students meet their pen pals
Central Cass fifth graders met their senior citizen pen pals on Wednesday after months of writing, part of a Casselton nonprofit’s effort to build community connections.
North Dakota Center for the Book announces award winners, upcoming book tour
Two books are selected each year to represent North Dakota at the National Book Festival in Washington, D.C. The 2026 selections - picked by the ND Center for the Book - have been announced.