An Aberdeen Central High School graduate has returned to her hometown to bring a story she wrote to life, and the Hub City community has opened their doors for her and a few cameras.
Although Medicaid expansion in the state of South Dakota doesn’t take effect for another month, the window to apply opened on Thursday. A kickoff event was held for advocates and patients to review the benefits for those who qualify.
Wednesday was the 15th Mission of the Midwest Honor Flight, and 83 veterans and their guardians were flown out to Washington, DC for the day to receive a warm welcome home.
The executive director of the Lewis & Clark Regional Water System delivered a check for $1 million to Gov. Kristi Noem at the State Capitol on Thursday.
Youth hockey coach Brandon Henman received an award from the South Dakota Highway Patrol Wednesday for stepping in to detain a drunk driver last November.
Jessi Buer with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation of South Dakota joined Dakota News Now to talk about its annual fundraising walk happening Saturday.
At the recommendation of the Council’s ad hoc hiring committee, Jeremy Washington will be appointed on June 6 to the City Clerk position and will start later this summer.
The South Dakota Department of Corrections is required to operate its prison workshops without losing money, but the DOC has long failed to live up to that expectation.
Blake Treinen, former South Dakota State pitcher, released a statement Tuesday opposing the Dodgers’ decision to honor a drag group called the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.