The South Dakota Department of Transportation will begin two lane projects in Lawrence and Fall River counties next Monday.
The new trail system would offer a panorama of the surrounding area, including a showcase view of Lookout Mountain and downtown Spearfish. The trail would be built on a combination of private, city and federal land and properties.
The latest deaths bring the state’s total to 1,893. One victim was in their 60s, one in their 70s, and three over the age of 80.
The South Dakota House State Affairs Committee killed the bill to license businesses for the sale, possession and use of marijuana for adult recreational purposes Wednesday.
That state legislature’s Joint Committee on Appropriations approved a bill that would make $4.6 million available for a Crisis Stabilization Unit to serve Western South Dakota on Tuesday. It will be next to the Care Campus.
Impeachment proceedings sucked the oxygen out of much of the past week, but there’s still a lot to do in the final 10 days of the State Legislature in Pierre.
The state legislature’s Joint Committee on Appropriations passed a bill Tuesday that would provide $500,000 for the center in Custer State Park.
A South Dakota legislative panel has unanimously approved an amendment pushing back impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg until after his criminal case has been completed.
Wall Drug and Badlands National Park are featured in Midwest Living magazine’s “Best of the Midwest” 2021 list.
State health officials say active coronavirus cases rose in South Dakota Tuesday as the state continues to make progress administering vaccines.
Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee killed a bill that would have prevented South Dakota conservation officers from entering onto private lands.
The North Lacrosse Street Walmart in Rapid City will administer COVID-19 vaccines starting March 4.
South Dakota’s Department of Public Safety announced it’ll set up new sobriety checkpoints across the state this month.
Marty Jackley announced his run for state attorney general as Jason Ravnsborg faces impeachment,
The state Senate approved giving $19 million to the Board of Regents for a new mineral industries building on the campus of South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Monday. It'll head to the House next.
More than 2,000 people were expected to be at this year’s event.
South Dakota saw 43 additional COVID-19 cases Monday as other coronavirus-tracking metrics remained relatively flat.
A South Dakota House Committee will begin hearings this week on the articles of impeachment filed against Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg.
The new fatalities were all among people 50 or older.
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem will be in Florida this weekend delivering remarks at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC.
Federal prosecutors in Rapid City worked with law enforcement agencies all over the country to charge 37 defendants with drug-related offenses.
Protests are being organized in several South Dakota communities to speak out against transgender bills being discussed in the state legislature. One is happening in Rapid City.
Pending FDA approval, South Dakota is expected to receive an additional 7,000 Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines next week, the Secretary of Health said.
The new deaths included three people 80 or older, as well as three 70-79 and two 60-69.
South Dakota Senator John Thune is voicing his opposition to raising the national minimum wage to $15 an hour on Wednesday.
Congresswoman Liz Cheney told reporters on Wednesday that former President Trump should have no future in the Republican Party or the country.
Gov. Kristi Noem signed a bill that requires doctors to provide babies who survive an attempted abortion the same medical care as babies born other ways into law on Wednesday.
The Department of Health reported 262 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday, bringing the state’s total known cases to 111,808.
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NEW VIDEO: Investigators say Joseph Boever’s glasses were found in Ravnsborg’s car, during interview
The South Dakota Department of Public Safety has released three hours of video of interviews conducted with South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg after a fatal crash.
A suspect in a Rapid City murder attempted to turn himself in just two days before the crime, though he wasn’t booked into jail.
After the SDDOT announced the winning names in its contest, snowplows named Art, Mt. Plowmore and Polar Patroller will be clearing away snow in western South Dakota.
South Dakota health officials reported 212 new coronavirus cases as other tracking numbers remained relatively flat Tuesday.
“Now that the investigation has closed and charges have been filed, I believe the Attorney General should resign,” Noem said.
Rapid City Police said that Gunner Gayton has been located safe at 3:12 p.m. Tuesday.
The legislation would ban transgender women and girls from competing on sports teams that match their gender identity in South Dakota.
On Monday, federal charges for a different crime have been filed against the man accused of killing an 82-year-old Rapid City woman last week.
Monday’s Google Doodle is celebrating a Yankton Sioux Tribe writer, musician and Oceti Sakowin activist on her 145th birthday.
Noem sent three letters to South Dakota’s congressional delegation asking for their assistance to fight for the continuation of fireworks at Mount Rushmore.
South Dakotans who are 65 will be able to receive a COVID-19 vaccine Monday.
The completion of a path connecting the Mickelson trail to Mount Rushmore may come sooner, thanks to a bill making its way through the state legislature.
South Dakota saw a relatively low number of new coronavirus cases Monday as active cases continued to edge downward.
Governor Kristi Noem joined 16 other Republican governors in calling on President Joe Biden to withdraw his executive order that paused new oil and gas developments on federal lands.
The largest historic building in Deadwood will be renovated into South Dakota's first sportsbook. It's expected to open the day after Thanksgiving 2021.
The South Dakota Department of Health reported 148 new COVID-19 cases and six new deaths Friday.
An Ellsworth airman who was found guilty of murdering his six-month-old son has been sentenced to 18 years in military prison.
The Rapid City Regional Airport announced that it’ll offer weekly, nonstop flights to LaGuardia Airport in the summer.
“The sooner you can plan your camping trip, the better,” Scott Simpson, State Parks Director, said. Feb. 20 is the first day to make camping reservations this summer.
Despite the fact that the monument has been known as Devils Tower since the 1800s, efforts have been made in recent years to change the name.