Parkston senior builds future in electrical work through Build Dakota Scholarship
Hands-on experience and financial goals shape Hayden Mette’s path toward a career in electrical construction
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Authorities identify driver killed in Highway 44 crash northwest of Freeman
A Bridgewater woman died and an Armour man was not injured in a two-vehicle crash Tuesday morning in Hutchinson County
South Dakota State volleyball releases 2026 schedule
Jackrabbits will be pursuing third consecutive NCAA tournament berth
Mitchell man pleads no contest to two rape charges in child abuse case
Eric Opperman entered the pleas Thursday in Davison County court after prosecutors alleged sexual abuse of multiple children over more than a decade.
SD Hall of Fame announces 10-member class of 2026
The South Dakota Hall of Fame has announced its 10-member class for 2026, set to be inducted in September.
Finding Faith: What we keep, what we discard
Devlyn Brooks is an ordained pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and serves Faith Lutheran Church in Wolverton, Minnesota.
Sioux Falls attorney sentenced in $15,000 farm fraud case
Suspended prison term, jail time ordered after no-contest plea in crop insurance deception case
Summit carbon pipeline rerouted to storage site in Wyoming; North Dakota future unclear
Summit’s announcement indicated its pipeline would run through Iowa and Nebraska to Wyoming, with no mention of North Dakota and South Dakota.
30 years ago, Connie Hilbert vanished without a trace
Driving home after meeting a friend, she disappeared along a rural highway. Investigators found her truck submerged in a river and did 'everything they could to try and find her.'
South Dakota judge stepping down to pursue state attorney general nomination
A state circuit court judge is stepping down to pursue the Republican nomination for South Dakota attorney general.
Mitchell man convicted by jury in cocaine case jailed after 'erratic' courtroom behavior
Judge revokes bond, citing Courtney Stork's alleged threats and courtroom conduct
SDSU baseball: McDowell extends hitless streak as Jacks clinch conference tournament berth
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Watertown man shot by police at Yankton High sentenced to prison
Andrew Jondahl will serve 3.5 years in prison after a judge suspended more than 26 years of a 30-year sentence.
Bridgewater woman dies in collision with semi near Freeman
The driver of the Equinox entered the intersection and was struck by the Kenworth TT, according to authorities
50 years later, rural post office bomber remains a mystery
The bomber and intended target remain unknown, but Ivend Holen, the assistant postmaster, was killed when he was sorting through the day's mail.
Woster: Before athletic trainers, we just wrapped it and ran
"When I see a trained medical person at an athletic event, I find myself wishing such a person had been in the gym in Pukwana in the fall of my sophomore year at Chamberlain," columnist Terry Woster writes.
Mindful Bits: What's On Your Mind?
A strange thought occurred to me as I was drifting off to sleep recently. Unusual things often run through my mind as I’m winding down for the day. My brain must have a faulty shut off switch. It makes me...
Weekend arts events invite community to showcase creative talent
The Waterfront Gallery for the Arts has been a hub for the artistic for several years now, and this weekend was a smorgasbord of events that highlighted the hidden talents of local artists, from students to...
Norwegian Kransekakestenger is simple cookie version of deliciously difficult cake
Sarah Nasello shares that while, the cake version requires a set of specialty molds to create the 18 rings for the tower, only a stand mixer and your hands are needed to make these cookies.
South Dakota tourism leader: High gas prices could hold 'silver lining'
While it may seem counterintuitive, South Dakota tourism secretary Jim Hagen said the Rushmore State's extensive travel industry could actually benefit from higher gas prices.
Fort Pierre’s Love Affair with Wagon Trains & Trails
It seems like every few years someone in Fort Pierre or the surrounding area organizes a wagon train. Usually Fort Pierre’s Verendrye Museum is involved and this year of America’s 250th Birthday is no ex...
Harrisburg, Brandon Valley claim top seeds for Class A state high school baseball postseason
The postseason is now set for the South Dakota High School Baseball Association’s Class A bracket, which will begin on Friday, May 15.
Tourism continues to drive big numbers in Central South Dakota
The Tourism Coalition of South Dakota has released another economic impact report for the state, and the Missouri River Region drew in close to $400 million dollars in visitor spending, highlighting the valu...
Small business, Prairie ATV and Cycle thankful to be in Fort Pierre
In Fort Pierre, where neighbors still know each other by name and the pace of life is shaped by the land, Prairie ATV & Cycle stands as a reflection of both hard work and community connection. For owner Abe...