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Two South Dakota legislators file “First Woman Governor” bill and constitutional amendment, replacing "he" with "governor."

“It is such an honor to celebrate these two outstanding South Dakota chefs,” said James Hagen, secretary of the South Dakota Department of Tourism. “Anybody who has been to their restaurants can easily understand why they are semifinalists for this incredible award."

Senate Concurrent Resolution 601 recommends that the legislature’s Executive Board consider studying nuclear power’s future.

Sen. Julie Frye-Mueller (R-Rapid City) is responding for the first time after being stripped of her committee assignments by Senate leadership Wednesday.

South Dakota lawmakers begin the debate over governor's campaign pledge to scuttle state tax on groceries.

Community ice rink in Sturgis closes after being vandalized Monday night.

Black Hills Area Habitat for Humanity will receive funding from the City of Sturgis to build affordable housing.

The Salvation Army of the Black Hills has extended the deadline to the end of January to help meet their goal.

The money will go towards purchasing new equipment for their machinery and health care programs.