If you get your health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace, now is the time to go online and update your information or select a new plan. Shelly Ten Napel and Brittany Zephier join Lori Walsh to navigate you through the changes in healthcare coverage.

The state Department of Social Services is facing pressure to release millions of dollars in opioid settlement funds.

Gov. Larry Rhoden laid out his state spending plan for Fiscal Year 27. Here's what’s in his budget proposal.

With the holidays right around the corner, Black Hills Memory Cafe volunteer facilitators Jan Bartscher and Wendy Abbott share advice and resources for families affected by dementia.

The Midwest Street Medicine team is working to fill some of the gaps in medical and addiction services by meeting the most vulnerable people where they are.

With hunger rates at a ten-year high, some Avera clinics are providing emergency food for patients.

The state of South Dakota has submitted its proposal to tap into millions of dollars the federal government has allocated to transform rural health care.

Businesses and organizations in Rapid City are putting together initiatives to help families impacted by the partial SNAP shutdown.

The Farm and Rural Stress Hotline is a resource to help ag producers cope with the many challenges of the job, and one P.A. says he's seeing an increase in stress and anxiety calls in recent months.

West Nile Virus continues to be an issue for South Dakota. With the most recent year data findings, 2025 saw fewer cases than health officials anticipated.