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The charges are related to races her husband ran in during the 2020 primary and general elections.

The bill will allow employers to purchase opioid antagonists and make them available for employees or members of the public to use in an emergency.

Wagner High School senior Shalayne Nagel is our Touchstone Energy Scholar of the Week.

Two teams will represent South Dakota at the International First Lego League competitions held this spring.

Sioux Falls police say a man was fatally struck by a truck after he tried to free his car from a ditch during winter weather conditions.

The South Dakota State women saw their run in the Big Dance end last night, falling to Virginia Tech 60 to 72.

The Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce is putting on a Small Business Roundtable tomorrow morning, from 7:30-8:30 on Zoom. Event moderator Vernon Brown, joined Dakota News Now on Monday morning to talk about the event.

Follow updates as Kevin Bennett trains to run with the Dakota News Now team in the Avera Race Against Cancer.

The Pizzashop on 41st Street has brought authentic brick oven pizza recipes from Brooklyn to Sioux Falls.

We’re going to see a mix of clouds and sunshine as we head through the rest of our Monday.

On this week’s Matters of the State, we sit down with the architect behind the sales tax cut.

SDSU, USD rely heavily on state money and student fees to subsidize Division I athletics.

Over the weekend a pickleball tournament took place in Sioux Falls. The sport has been gaining popularity across the country, and this weekend’s tournament was the largest one in Sioux Falls so far.

Downtown Sioux Falls’ latest competition is now over the halfway point. The 7th Annual Mash Madness contest runs through the end of March.

South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds was on “Meet the Press” Sunday morning, where he provided his thoughts on the possible indictment of former president Donald Trump.

The Big Stone County Sheriff’s Office shared a photo on their Facebook page from Saturday morning showing one of many highways that are still being cleared of snow.

South Dakota ranchers are still financially stressed due to the drought

Amidst mixed signals and major layoffs, employees are voluntarily leaving their positions out of fear that they could be laid off. Business Leadership Advisor and founder of Keystone Group, Jaime Taets sheds some light on all the different things that are transpiring in the job market.

South Dakota Highway Patrol is investigating a head-on crash that happened on Friday morning near Tea that left one person dead.

The top teams in the country get to host the opening round regionals in the Women's NCAA Basketball Tournament.9th-seeded South Dakota State picked up a big win over Southern Cal Friday night. And their reward is playing top-seeded Virginia Tech on the Hokies home floor. Sports Director Mark Ovenden is in Blacksburg with a preview.

Myah Selland did not want her career with the SDSU Jackrabbits to end Friday night. So she scored 16 straight points in the fourth quarter and overtime to will her team to victory. Sports Director Mark Ovenden is in Blacksburg, VA and visited with the senior before today's big game with the Hokies for a spot in the Sweet 16.

Win or lose, South Dakota State fans have a reputation for going all out for their beloved Jackrabbits. Many fans traveled to Virginia for the first round of the Division I Women’s Basketball Tournament. For those who couldn’t go, they packed Cubby’s Bar & Grill and other businesses in downtown Brookings.

The SDSU Women advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday with an overtime win over the USC Trojans. Sports Director Mark Ovenden is in Blacksburg, Virginia with the Jackrabbits and has a recap.

People were committed to brave the cold in order to be at Saturday’s parade. It was colder than the parade of lights in November.

In Southwest Iowa, there’s a deadly increase in traffic fatalities on two-lane roadways and it’s becoming a cause for concern.

A youth chess tournament put on by Chess4Life was held at Sonia Sotomayor Elementary on Saturday, and included kids from as young as 4-years-old to high school seniors.

If you went out to any bars over the weekend, you may have run into a group of authentic Irish dancers known as Celtic Steps. Over the course of two days, they will have performed seventeen times.

Prior to the parade, people gathered on Phillips Avenue at 11:00 a.m. Saturday for the tradition of painting a shamrock on the street.

The South Dakota Highway Patrol shared photos of a more than 20-vehicle pileup on I-90 near White Lake that happened Friday night. Luckily, there were no major injuries reported.

The Saint Patrick’s Day festivities continue into Saturday and the colder weather isn’t stopping folks from coming over to 8th and Railroad in downtown Sioux Falls.