South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is seeking a role in a pair of legal battles over abortion access as the U.S. Supreme Court reaches a potentially defining moment on the issue.
There is no evidence to support that the two shootings are related, nor is there any reason to believe that a threat to public safety exists at this time. However, drugs and drug items were located at both residences.
The Holidays are in full swing, and for some, this is a time to be around friends and family. And many of those celebrations include gifts. But gift-giving can cause financial stress, as some wonder how they are going to make do until the new year.
“South Dakota Mines has zero-tolerance for racism. We apologize to all who were harmed by the unacceptable actions of those individuals. Their behavior goes against the core mission, vision, and values of our institution,” Dr. Jim Rankin
The South Dakota Supreme Court rules that an amendment to legalize recreational marijuana was unconstitutional, despite 54 percent of voters approving it.
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, South Dakota’s Fire Marshal has released a statement reminding Rapid City citizens of the critical importance of fire safety.
It’s not every day the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office and Rapid City Police Department get to train for a real-life hostage scenario. But law enforcement and special forces got the opportunity to execute their annual full team training using real-life hostage scenarios with real-life people.
On November, 10, South Dakota Highway Patrol Service Dog Handler William Berry was presented with the 2021 William J. Janklow Officer of the Year Award.
U.S. Secretary Pete Buttigieg today announced that the Biden Administration will award $23.8 million for two projects in the state of South Dakota through the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) discretionary grants program
The Wyoming Department of Health has issued a statement claiming that Norovirus is likely among the reasons behind increased reports gastrointestinal-related illnesses that have been reported recently in Wyoming.
Lily Mendoza, the founder of the Red Ribbon Skirt Society, said that the pain of this trauma is still felt because it still happens at an alarming rate.
“We’re really honored to carry this work forward on their behalf and also on behalf of the future generations. Our children need a safe place to go. It is such a tremendous feeling to be closer to providing these safe places for our community,”
Beginning Tuesday, Monument Health is expanding its visitor policy so that hospitalized patients will be able to have two visitors rather than one. The new policy also extends to a child accompanied by an adult as one of the two visitors.