U.S. Representative Dusty Johnson says affordability in America is an ongoing problem and Republicans shouldn't give people "false hope" about economic relief before midterm elections.

South Dakota’s largest city is grappling with how to approach data centers. To chart a path forward, Sioux Falls City Council is creating a committee on the issue.

Rapid City surveyed citizens in a town hall to get to the bottom of the ongoing data center debate. The results were clear – ...

The man accused in the fatal shooting of a Minnehaha County Deputy now faces additional charges. Thirty-nine-year-old John ...

Officials identified the suspect as 39-year-old Brandon Oetken. The Minnehaha County State's Attorney's Office said Saturday ...

For the third straight year, and fifth in the past six, Rapid City Stevens is celebrating a girl’s state team tennis ...

South Dakota’s Native candidates are looking for new ways to support Indigenous candidates and get the vote out in reservation communities. An organization representing them say voter apathy isn’t the ...

University of South Dakota President Sheila Gestring is retiring. Her retirement is effective June of 2027, according to a ...

Timber Lake sides up into the top three and Dell Rapids and Sturgis step into the top five on the latest South Dakota Prep ...

A Presidential Executive Order brings more access to a fuel normally reserved for off-road uses, potential relief and, for ...

Officials are calling it the "Give Me Five" program. Eligible first-time home buyers can receive a five-percent boost toward ...

Journalists Patrick Lalley and Jonathan Ellis discuss top news headlines that reflect what's happening in Sioux Falls.