The new SDPB documentary Leaving Redfield explores the progress from forced segregation of people with intellectual disabilities to a greater focus on all people living meaningful lives as they define them. Writer Paul Higbee joined us on In the Moment to speak about this project.

South Dakota turns it lonely eyes to you.

Two lesser known trails a short drive from Rapid City.

It's going to be a busy summer on the road as we pack in 7 advance screenings of our upcoming Vanished South Dakota documentary.

“Angels in Our Midst” that focuses on World War II American nurses who participated in the D-Day Invasion and the European Theater. Marcella Ryan LeBeau, a member of the Two Kettle Band, Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, from Eagle Butte, South Dakota is one of the nurses featured in the film.

We've gathered up a few of our local favorite entries from the 2019 NPR Tiny Desk Contest.

Classically trained violinist and songwriter Gaelynn Lea, who won the NPR Tiny Desk Contest in 2016, will be playing in Yankton on Friday, May 17 at the AME Allen Chapel.

Viken and Meierhenry present state and federal roles in the 1980 brothel closings at SDPB Studios on May 22.

The latest documentary from SDPB’s Images of the Past features personal collections in South Dakota.

Only 100 miles of the Missouri River's 2,341 mile length is considered to be in its "wild" state. We visited Goat Island, near Vermillion, to explore what the Missouri was like before we tamed it with dams.

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.