Law officers cracking down on seat belt violations
Law enforcement agencies across North Dakota will have extra patrols on the road this month to crack down on seat belt violations.
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Do you support building a new $400 million ballroom for the White House?
Saturday nites events proves up the need for secure place for these events. But since it’s Trumps idea the demoncrats act like spoiled brats.
South Dakota Candidates Diverge On School Plans In Third GOP Gov. Debate
The frontrunner for South Dakota’s Republican nomination for governor said his plan to improve student performance will not include mandatory public preschool, as differing ideas about education highlighte...
Thune Isn’t Traveling Light
Wherever he goes, U.S. Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) never travels alone.
Update: County Task Force Examines Economic Growth
NOTE: The time of the meeting on Tuesday, April 28, has been corrected to 3:30 p.m.
Visitor Fee At Summit Center Discussed
A good portion of Monday’s Yankton City Commission meeting focused on a discussion around the $5 fee for the Summit Activities Center (SAC).
Artemis Envy: The Earth, A War And Other Things
And by that, I’m referring to the spectacular new images released from the Artemis II mission around the moon, showing earth and its place in a vast cosmic canvas. These sights were the first things I saw...
Birthright Citizenship And The Text Of The 14th Amendment
The text of Section One of the 14th Amendment declares: “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United
Climate Change And South Dakota’s Future
Last week’s Earth Day observances presented an opportunity for environmental groups, from global to local levels, to discuss the state of our environment and the impact that climate change is
Democrats Fail To Field Candidates For Majority Of SD Legislative Seats
Democrats are running for 46 of South Dakota’s 105 legislative seats — leaving 56% of seats without a Democratic candidate.
Forum Features D18 GOP Hopefuls
Yankton Interchange and Yankton Thrive hosted the District 18 Republican candidate forum at the Yankton Elks Lodge Wednesday.
Groundbreaking Held For New 81-Unit Apartment Complex In East Yankton
Efforts to expand affordable housing in Yankton took a step forward on Wednesday with the groundbreaking of River City Flats.
Joint County Task Force Meeting To Be Closed
With two commissioners objecting, an upcoming joint session of two Yankton County task forces will remain closed to the public.
Joint Task Force Meeting Will Now Be Open Session
In a change of direction, the Yankton County joint task force meeting today (Thursday) will be held in open session.
Letter: Medicare Advantage Has Value
As a Medicare Advantage (MA) member and also someone who cares about government spending and waste, I believe MA must be provided with the funding it needs to remain a
Letter: Thune And Price Transparency
Today, nearly one in five South Dakotans have been forced to take on medical debt, with many having to ration or skip life-saving medications due to spiraling costs. Profiteering Big
Letter: United We Stand, America
The founding fathers would be shocked at how far our nation has drifted from the republic they gave us — some states farther than others. The U.S. Constitution is what
Menno School Undergoes Leadership Change
MENNO — The Menno school district has undergone an abrupt change in leadership with the immediate resignation of Superintendent Steve Helgeland.
Nyberg: Remembering A ‘Renaissance Man’
A man of many talents, Yankton’s James “Jim” Nyberg put smiles on people’s faces in many ways — with his gift of music, and literally as a dentist — and
Poll: Most South Dakotans Approve Of Trump’s Firing Of Noem
PIERRE — Roughly 3 in 4 South Dakotans approve of President Donald Trump’s decision to sack former Gov. Kristi Noem from her role as secretary of the Department of Homeland
State Auditor Concerned About Hartington's Skylon Project
HARTINGTON, Neb. — The Nebraska Auditor of Public Accounts (APA) issued a report last month with concerns regarding the historic Skylon Ballroom in the northeast Nebraska city of Hartington.
State Official Warns Yankton County About Deficit Spending
Yankton County cannot continue outspending its revenue and must prepare to make hard decisions, a state auditor warned Thursday.
City Maintenance - City of Scotland, SD
The City of Scotland, SD, is taking applications for a full-time Maintenance Worker. Work areas include, but are not limited to water, sewer, streets, snow removal, rubble site, and pool. The following certi...
Join the Fight Against ALS: Register and Make a Difference
(Feature Impact) Every year, doctors tell more than 5,000 Americans they have amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, better known as ALS. It is a life-changing diagnosis.