President Donald Trump has pardoned the operator of the Skyline Management Group. Joseph Schwartz was convicted of fraud across state lines and into South Dakota.

State government is flush with efforts to study everything from the state's incarceration rates to how the new men's prison might impact programming. Jean Hunhoff and Linda Duba offer a big-picture look at how the state funds corrections.

The South Dakota Supreme Court is disciplining a Huron lawyer over his legal actions representing a client in a ranch ownership dispute.

Case v. Montana seeks clarity on when police can enter a private home without a warrant or probable cause. Mike Thompson, J.D. offers insight into the arguments, along with other cases before the court.

The South Dakota Supreme Court upholds a sexual assault conviction in a case involving testimony of an individual with developmental disabilities who was granted special conditions in court.

The South Dakota Highway Patrol said another saturation patrol in Sioux Falls rolled out as part of the Operation: Prairie Thunder public safety campaign led to dozens of arrests.

Authorities say nine people are facing charges in a cocaine distribution ring operating in Davison County.

Gov. Larry Rhoden is appointing Judge Robert Gusinsky to the South Dakota Supreme Court.

The Rapid City Area School district did not violate open government laws with the suspension and firing of a former superintendent, according to a decision from the state Open Meeting Board.

A former Department of Public Safety employee is being charged with possessing child pornography, soliciting to commit second degree rape-domestic abuse and unlawfully using a computer system.