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Drought causes federal disaster designation in four South Dakota counties
Drought causes federal disaster designation in four South Dakota counties
South Dakota revisits family benefit cuts and hospital payment changes after public backlash
South Dakota revisits family benefit cuts and hospital payment changes after public backlash
More than half the inmates Noem released early without parole board review have been re-charged
More than half the inmates Noem released early without parole board review have been re-charged
Sheriff’s Office honors seven fallen officers
The Decatur County Sheriff's Office honored seven local fallen officers Thursday: Martin Stegall, Samuel Arline, Robert Sizemore, Norman Murkerson, James West, Robert Griffin and Justin Bedwell.
Former Lady Cat selected for softball All-Tournament Team
Bainbridge High School alumna Halle Cannon was recently named to the Coastal Athletic Association All-Tournament softball team.
Local rec athletes finish top 15 in state meet
Eighteen athletes from the Bainbridge Decatur County Recreation Authority competed at the Georgia Recreation and Park Association state meet last week.
Brinson to replace work vehicle’s engine
Brinson approved the purchase and replacement of a new engine in one of its work vehicles at Monday’s city council meeting.
Old Post Office holding murder mystery dinner
A 1930s-themed murder mystery event at the Old Post Office will bring guests into a “high-stakes world of rival airlines, government contracts, and hidden agendas” on May 30.
Sip and stroll: Art and Wine Walk held downtown
Residents and visitors strolled through Downtown Bainbridge during the Firehouse Art Center’s annual Art and Wine Walk on Saturday.
Uncertainty at U.S. Forest Service and on America’s public lands
The U.S. Forest Service is reorganizing. The federal agency will move their headquarters from Washington D.C. to Salt Lake City, closing over 50 research stations in 31 states, and will restructure managemen...
Group founded by candidate publishes ‘voter guide’ purporting to be from ‘watchdog organization’
South Dakota Tax Watch does not show up as a corporation, nonprofit or political action committee in public listings maintained by South Dakota’s secretary of state.
GCA track places top eight in GIAA state tournament
Grace Christian Academy’s boys track team placed eighth in the GIAA 2A state championship tournament earlier this month.
Governor awards $500,000 to program converting paraprofessionals to teachers
South Dakota’s governor awarded money to a teacher apprenticeship program, to continue reducing the teaching shortage across the state.
Thune promotes Iowa Republican’s US Senate campaign, touts GOP’s tax cuts
Thune came to Iowa in support of U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson, who is running to become the GOP nominee for the state's U.S. Senate seat in 2026.
Slain infant’s family seeks end to statute of limitations on second-degree murder
For all deaths on federal land, which includes tribal lands and national park lands, there’s a five-year statute of limitations for second-degree murder or manslaughter charges.
McCook Lake refills amid debate about sufficiency of flood cleanup
Nearly two years after a historic flood devastated the southeast South Dakota community of McCook Lake, local officials and community groups say the lake is moving closer to normal summer use.
Big swings, not bunts, are needed to improve government transparency in South Dakota
Significant changes to make the law tougher will need to risk angering the lobbyists who look out for the interests of cities, counties and school districts.
Company withdraws from controversial Black Hills exploratory drilling project
The letter from Pete Lien & Sons to the U.S. Forest Service references the Rapid City-based company's project near Pe’ Sla, also known as Reynolds Prairie.
South Dakota’s southern Black Hills mountain goats face an uncertain future
For more than 100 years, locals and visitors have enjoyed watching the animals; now, one population could be at risk of disappearing.
South Dakota Xcel customers will pay higher electric rates after utilities commission settlement
Commissioners approved a settlement that will increase the average residential customer’s monthly bill by 12%, or $13.48.
Dubose reflects on Spring game
The Bainbridge Bearcats faced off against the Brooks County Trojans in their annual spring game Wednesday — the matchup presented the coaching staff with the first opportunity to see its players in action.
Military panelists say lack of ‘disqualifying’ evidence justifies Wounded Knee Massacre medals
Three military members of a panel that reviewed Medals of Honor awarded to soldiers who were at the Wounded Knee Massacre concluded there was no evidence of disqualifying conduct, despite scholarly research...
Steel beams headed underground in SD for ‘largest science experiment ever attempted on U.S. soil’
Crews are taking the next step for the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment within a former gold mine at Lead.