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Fans honored and remembered loves ones by painting their names on the ice.

The negative results on students stemming from the pandemic is called learning loss.

The Dahl Arts Center is opening up to feature LIVE performers.

South Dakotans are no strangers to April snow, but the familiar weather conditions should still be taken seriously when driving.

With the smoke from the recent Schroder Fire barely out of the air, fire departments in one county are exploring options for extra help.

Senate Bill 55, passed in 2020, requires the South Dakota Board of Regents to assemble a task force of state lawmakers and university presidents to look at how money and resources are being used by state universities

State officials remind people to ‘Slow down, pay attention, drive sober, and always wear a seat belt.’

That’s the verdict in the retrial of Theodore Guzman is in.

Pennington County’s “Public Warning Messages” are part of a multi-layered system that aims to keep the community and its businesses safe and informed during critical events and emergencies.

There were 235 new COVID-19 cases reported on Thursday in South Dakota.

Over 7 million doses have already been administered in the U.S. - including 15,734 shots in South Dakota.

After returning from a recent trip to the southern border, U.S. Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) issued an urgent statement about the humanitarian and security crisis that has become increasingly perilous in the months since President Biden took office.

After returning from a recent trip to the southern border, U.S. Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) issued an urgent statement about the humanitarian and security crisis that has become increasingly perilous in the months since President Biden took office.

Natalie Cruz joins South Dakota performer and story teller, Joyce Jefferson.

Noem's immigration tweets come at a time where the Biden Administration is asking states to accept displaced immigrant children.

The Pennington County Sheriff’s Office is thanking the public for their help in finding the 12-year-olds Xavier Wangen and Takoda Lynch.

RCAS has big ideas for the next few years, two new schools are coming soon.

The case sparked interest from Attorneys General in Texas, Louisiana and Indiana. Who filed suit to modify the act so that Native American children can be equally placed with any family, regardless of racial background.

The prosecution argued that the defense is trying to distract the jury from the truth

Today (Wednesday) marks the calendar for National Gardening Day

" I didn't think I was going to be playing football again, the first thing I thought when I got cancer was shoot, I might die," When Brett Lamb was ready to return to Spearfish new Head Coach Josh Breske told Lamb he would be welcome back and the team would have his scholarship waiting for him.

A wrestling tournament in Sioux Falls has been linked to a COVID-19 outbreak. The Northland Youth Wrestling Association State Wrestling Tournament took place between March 31 and April 3.

There were 225 new COVID-19 cases reported on Wednesday in South Dakota.

Governor Kristi Noem put out a statement this morning on Twitter about the ongoing crisis of illegal immigration at our southern border which has seen a significant increase since President Biden took office.

Governor Kristi Noem has sent a letter to the Biden administration in an effort to hold a Fourth of July fireworks show at Mount Rushmore, after the National Park Service declined to issue permits for the event.

It's Thomas Jefferson's birthday. Did you know he's a reason why there's ice cream?

Xavier is white and 5-foot-4 ... 110 pounds with blue eyes ... short brown hair with blue shoes and a black hoodie with a white number 23 on the back. Takoda is Native American ... 5-foot-1 and 110 pounds with brown eyes and hair wearing a black hoodie ... black pants and black and white shoes.

A Rapid City man’s retrial on first-degree rape charges started Friday.

But would these passports be a useful public health tool or an invasion of medical privacy?

A suburban Minneapolis police officer who fatally shot a Black man during a weekend traffic stop accidentally drew her firearm instead of a stun gun, the city’s police chief said Monday. Although rare, a string of similar incidents has happened in recent years across the U.S.