A man accused of firing a gun during a domestic violence incident was arrested after a long standoff at a mobile home park and campground in Meade County.
With viral cases declining and states and localities easing restrictions, businesses have added jobs for four straight months, the Labor Department said Friday. Still, the unemployment rate ticked up to 6.1% from 6% in March.
The restrictions backed by Republicans in Georgia, Florida, Iowa, Texas and Arizona often take aim at mail voting, a method embraced by voters from both parties but particularly popular with older voters.
The Sioux Falls School District has a School Board Election this month and we are sitting down with the five candidates running for the two open seats.
Law enforcement officers are often the first people on-scene for emergency calls in rural areas. Making sure they have life-saving equipment on hand is vitally important. One particular incident in Brandon is highlighting the importance of that equipment and the funding needed to secure it.
South Dakota state leaders are optimistic about being on the cusp of a strong tourism season, but finding the workforce to help handle a wave of visitors is relatively absent.
Having to move online last year due to the pandemic, organizers were able to return to an in-person event in Aberdeen for the 70th National Day of Prayer.
The South Dakota Supreme Court has rejected an effort by Medicaid supporters to challenge a constitutional amendment that would make it more difficult to expand the federal program to more people in need.
Biden is leaning into the stagecraft of the presidency on Thursday by choosing to speak in the city of Lake Charles in front of a 70-year-old bridge that is 20 years past its designed lifespan.
The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is dealing with a request from Black Hills Energy to add extra charges to customers who have their own power generation facilities.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a sweeping elections bill into law Thursday that he and other Republicans said would place guardrails against fraud, even as they acknowledged there were no serious signs of voting irregularities last November.
The multiagency effort will create thousands of jobs and strengthen the economy, the report says, while also tackling climate change and environmental justice, including expanded access by disadvantaged communities to the outdoors.
