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Sanford Health announces the most popular baby names of the year.

Julie Overgaard, general manager of SDPB, and Ryan Howlett, chief executive officer of Friends of SDPB, discuss the potential impact of the governor's proposed budget cuts.

An understanding of government and its functions may be a requirement for college graduation in South Dakota soon.

The SD Public Utilities Commission sets six public input meetings on Summit Carbon Solution’s reapplication to construct a carbon dioxide pipeline in the state.

Beginning in 2027, an updated bar exam will be young attorneys’ final step before entering practice.

If passed, the governor’s budget calls for a reduction of millions of dollars to the state university system.

The South Dakota Supreme Court is ruling the state was justified in giving a lifetime CDL ban to a man who refused a blood draw for a DUI test.

The Fence Line Fairness Act would create a committee of appointed producers to mediate disputes between the United States Forest Service and landowners.

Rapid City is poised for its first indoor shooting range. A recent county commission decision allows a private developer to move forward with the project.

Our Dakota Political Junkies unpack the priorities that Noem laid out in her budget address. And we look at the legacy she leaves in her wake on her way to Washington.