A state lawmaker has formally requested the state’s attorney general to determine whether Noem’s use of the state airplane to attend events hosted by political organizations violated state law.
Know what your baseline is. Know what’s consistent for you. Know what your typical numbers are. Know what your normals are and if something’s abnormal, particularly if you’re not feeling normal, that’s when you should see your doctor.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is among a handful of Republicans set to speak at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC, in Florida this weekend.
Restitution of more than $15 million has been ordered in South Dakota for the man who defrauded wholesale seed distributors by passing off non-organic products as more expensive organic goods.
Iowa House Republicans have cast the final vote needed to send a bill to the governor that sharply limits early voting in the state, months after a general election overseen by a Republican secretary of state that saw record turnout and overwhelming victories by GOP candidates.
Gov. Tim Walz says at least 70% of Minnesotans age 65 and older will get at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine before the state moves on to the next phase of vaccinations.
USD Athletic Director David Herbster joined Dakota News Now to talk about plans for home football games coming up, and how the school is adjusting with so many sports seasons going on all at once.
The restoration team for Tuthill Park House says they’ve got their work cut out for them; with several changes on the drawing board to make the Tuthill house more functional and useful.
South Dakota is open for business. That’s the mantra from Governor Kristi Noem to lure businesses from other states dealing with strict COVID-19 restrictions. After seeing one of the governor’s ads, one California business decided to take her up on that offer.
Gray Television is partnering with the Grand Ole Opry Saturday night to raise money to help feed people who have been affected by extreme weather across several states this month and those who are facing food insecurity because of the pandemic.
The $700,000 grant from the MacArthur Foundation to the county is part of a collaborative effort to create fair, just, and equitable local justice systems across the country.
Currently in South Dakota if someone is caught with a controlled substance in their blood or urine sample, they could be charged with a felony. If bill 143 becomes law, then it becomes a misdemeanor on the first or second offense.
“I ended up in the hospital and then he came in and admitted himself. And the doctor come back in and he said he definitely has COVID-19. He said, we’re going to keep him overnight so you will keep you both,” said Netta.
After Articles of Impeachment were officially filed on Tuesday, the big question is, what’s next? Political experts break down the step-by-step impeachment process for a state official.
Newly released interview video revealed many new details about the investigation into the fatal crash involving South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg, including that investigator’s found the victim’s glasses inside Ravnsborg’s car.
The South Dakota Department of Public Safety has released three hours of video of interviews conducted with South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg after a fatal crash.
Millions of people are still dealing with the fallout from last week’s winter storm. Some Texans are seeing electric bills skyrocket after the energy crisis. That’s prompting some South Dakotans to wonder if they’ll see any changes to their energy bills.
A new opportunity for Northern State honors students could open a door for a potential career in law. And that in return could help place those students back into jobs in South Dakota.
