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South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard shelved plans for expanding Medicaid during the legislative session, saying there were too many details to work through. He has […]

The South Dakota Republican Party has set their delegate slate for the national convention this summer.  Party Chair Pam Roberts says they met last weekend… […]

Unintended pregnancies are at their lowest level in 30 years in the U.S., and researchers say it’s largely due to women’s access to a healthy […]

A number of small school districts in the state are concerned that the funding tabbed for teacher pay raises may not be what was promised […]

The Natural Resources Conservation Service is now taking applications for the Conservation Stewardship program.  USDA officials announced there is one hundred fifty million dollars available […]

The South Dakota Auditor General has released a report into the GEAR UP program that was handled by the Mid Central Education Cooperative in Platte […]

The winter of 2015-16 was a little wetter than average across South Dakota.  State Climatologist and associate professor at South Dakota State University Dr. Dennis […]

South Dakota Public Utilities Commission Chairman Chris Nelson has announced he’ll be a candidate for reelection to the PUC 2016. He says he’s focused on […]

DOLAND, S.D. (AP) – The town of Doland is working to reduce the amount of lead in its drinking water.  About 180 people live in […]

The Huron City Commission used a work session to discuss creating a restaurant license in the city. Finance Director Paullyn Carey says it’s a special […]