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The owners of a western South Dakota survival bunker community were legally justified in evicting a man who allegedly brandished a firearm on the property, the South Dakota Supreme court has ruled.
The suspect in the attack at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday night was allegedly prepared for a mass casualty event.
South Dakota homeowners will see the effects of two new property tax reduction laws as early as next year.
Big dairy outside Morris, Minnesota, wants to grow bigger
Congressional Black Caucus members condemn Supreme Court’s gutting of the Voting Rights Act
North Dakota Capitol grounds restricted amid suicide threat
Suspect in Washington press dinner attack to remain detained in D.C. jail
Dickinson State first to test reduced-credit bachelor’s degree
DOJ decision puts deportation target on Dreamers, Hispanic Caucus says
North Dakota tribal redistricting case still in limbo after Voting Rights Act decision
Top North Dakota environmental regulator plans to retire this summer
Celebration of life held for North Dakota lawmaker killed in Brooklyn Park plane crash
North Dakota Fish Challenge returns with new 100 fish option
Funeral director & clown says farewell to career
Gov. Rhoden looking forward on parole concern: ‘Hindsight is 20/20′
Sioux Falls Parks and Rec reveals concepts for Wild Meadows Park
Two people dead, two infants injured after Mitchell crash
Volunteers piece together packets for Avera Race Against Cancer
Where does South Dakota air quality stand?
Avera on Louise hospital renamed Avera Orthopedic Hospital
Busy weekend around PREMIER Center brings traffic and business
Dakota News Now returns to DISH Network
Dakota News Now special report: Breaking the StigmaDakota News Now presents “Breaking the Stigma,” an in-depth special featuring local health experts, the needs they’re seeing right here at home, and r...