SDPB took home 5 Edward R. Murrow Awards, sweeping the Small Market Radio division for Region 4.

SDPB's Bob Bosse took part in a once in a lifetime event when he was offered a seat on a B-25 Bomber that was flying across South Dakota to commemorate the 77th anniversary of the famed Dolittle Raid.

"Chicken Math" is the term jokingly used by chicken keepers to describe the seemingly miraculous process by which one chicken turns into two chickens turns into twenty chickens. Fruit of the Coop is a South Dakota business that is finding ways to make chicken math pay off.

MMIW He Sapa advocates for missing and murdered indigenous people.

With the generosity of SDPB supporters, satellite studios offer clearer sound and updated technology to enable interviews with community members, faculty, staff and students from the campus of Black Hills State University in Spearfish and Northern State University in Aberdeen.

Our summer programming includes stories from South Dakota's connections to the Space Race.

At one time Trojan was a leading mining town in the Black Hills, ranking in size and importance to Lead and Deadwood.

SDPB reporter Victoria Wicks exemplifies the trademarks of public radio journalism: tight and well-researched, while still evoking a sense of place.

We visit the Yankton Seed Library, a small farmer-focused local egg business and learn about permaculture and holistic land management on Pine Ridge in the April edition of Dakota Life.

A historic week of weather created toil and heartache across South Dakota and our neighboring states. But a pair of rubber boots reminded this SDPB staffer the importance of looking for the "helpers" that make tragedy more bearable.

The 2011 flood on the Missouri River was among the most devastating weather events to occur in South Dakota. SDPB produced this special documentary chronicling the disaster.

Senator Brock Greenfield and Representative Lana Greenfield are the mother and son legislative duo that serve District 2 in the northern part of South Dakota. However Senator Brock Greenfield began his political career long before his mother.

Blizzards are a fact of life in South Dakota. But some storms become etched in memories as is the case with storms in 1949 and 1966.

Snowshoeing (or Skiing) the Beaver Creek Trail System.