SDPB News Staff
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Game, Fish and Parks officials say they’ve detected zebra mussels in Sheridan Reservoir in the Black Hills. -
The South Dakota Supreme Court is disciplining a Huron lawyer over his legal actions representing a client in a ranch ownership dispute. -
The northern lights were visible across South Dakota and many other states last night. Skygazers may also be able to catch them Wednesday night. -
After weeks of uncertainty, South Dakota SNAP enrollees are seeing a portion of November payments in their accounts. -
Attorney General Marty Jackley is joining a group of colleagues asking federal officials to investigate whether refiners are following renewable fuel guidelines. -
The South Dakota Board of Regents on Monday named Alan LaFave as Northern State University's next president. -
State officials now say payments for the food assistance program will not be available Monday. -
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.
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Five Brookings-area cultural organizations are collaborating in a shop local campaign to raise awareness about supporting local arts and history. -
Authorities say nine people are facing charges in a cocaine distribution ring operating in Davison County.
