"The Spirit of the American Doughboy" was the most widely proliferated of the post-WWI "Doughboy" monuments. Bullhead still honors theirs a century after Armistice.

Football extends off the field and into the communities and lives of those involved. SDPB’s online digital short video series, Tales of the Gridiron, tells the stories of triumph, hope, and heart on and off the football field.

SDPB is pleased to announce it has received two regional Emmys® at the 19th Annual Upper Midwest Emmy® Gala, held Oct. 6, in Bloomington, MN.

Research shows that young children have limited exposure to social studies concepts in school. To help address this gap, LET’S GO LUNA! will encourage kids ages 4-7 to explore and appreciate cultures worldwide, and build global citizenship and social skills.

Twenty-one years ago, Erwin and Joan retired to Rapid City, where they regularly tune in to SDPB TV and Radio. “Public broadcasting just does such a wealth of good,” says Erwin. “There’s no other place on the radio that you can get that kind of news in-depth. I also like the jazz music.”

Friends of SDPB has joined with over 300 other nonprofits in the state participating in the South Dakota Day of Giving. South Dakota’s first-ever state-wide giving day kicks off at midnight on Giving Tuesday, November 27, and continues until 11:59pm that night.

Dr. Stephen Manlove has practiced psychiatry in South Dakota since 1987. Manlove is frank in his views about the state of mental health care in South Dakota and equally candid about what he sees as the political difficulties that hamstring solutions.

Whether you delight in their antics or find them pesky pests, the adaptability and work ethic of squirrels is inarguable. In November, SDPB premieres NATURE: A Squirrel’s Guide to Success, a paean to squirrels’ abilities.

PBS President and CEO Paula Kerger returned to South Dakota to help with the official opening.

SDPB features Broadway performances in November.

South Dakota's Sica Hollow State Park has a reputation for being haunted. The stories and legends pre-date white settlement in the area but plenty of people have seen and heard things recently as well.

November's episode of Dakota Life celebrates the fair and powwow season that occurs each late-summer in South Dakota.

Harper Lee's classic tale "To Kill A Mockingbird" is top choice

Our travels across South Dakota have taken us to more than 50 "vanished" towns. Stephanie Rissler sat down with Lori Walsh to talk about a few highlights of her recent trips.