South Dakota legislators are advancing a bill requiring lab-grown meat to be labeled.

Summit Carbon Solutions is trying to soothe concerns over a proposed CO2 pipeline in a series public input meetings. But some are still not convinced by the company’s promises.

Gary Hanson is selected to serve as the next Public Utilities Commissioner.

Representative Dusty Johnson says his bill authorizing the president to buy back the Panama Canal requires the nation of Panama to agree to any potential deal.

The city of Sioux Falls grew by nearly 5,700 in 2024.

The center uses camera systems throughout the city, assisting in tracking potential crimes.

For the first time ever, a longtime Pine Ridge grocery store is naming a Lakota tribal member as store manager.

The Sioux Falls School District has named its next superintendent.

Potential tariffs and a shakeup in federal government concerns many farmers and ranchers. The national debate was brought to South Dakota at the recent annual Farmer’s Union conference. Speakers addressed the new administration and a growing need for produce.

Marshall County Courthouse will soon get a $9.6 million dollar facelift. The facelift includes increasing parking capacity, a building addition, remodeling parts of the current courthouse, and updating current mechanical systems.