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Joe Santos, Ph.D., rings in the new year with an economic look back at 2023 and a look ahead at 2024. Plus, we talk about recharging and renewal for today's Teacher Talk.

We check in with a Pennsylvania marketing professor about Gov. Kristi Noem's workforce recruitment campaign. What makes its message so effective?

A new poll quantifies the mistrust South Dakotans feel toward elections. Plus, we break bread and barriers with journalist Alexander Heffner.

There’s a new push for a farm bill in 2024. U.S. Sen. John Thune discusses his financial and environmental goals for the bill and where there’s room to negotiate.

Or are we living in the good old days now? We ask financial therapist Rick Kahler about the economy then vs. the economy now.

The state Supreme Court heard arguments Monday related to contracts and conflicts of interest for lawmakers. Is the current provision too vague?

SDPB’s Lee Strubinger brings us the highlights of Gov. Kristi Noem’s State of the State address. Our Dakota Political Junkie is with us for an analysis.

It can be challenging to connect defendants with legal representation when they aren't able to pay for it themselves. We explore solutions with Chief Justice Steven Jensen.

We learn a new teaching approach in a Spearfish classroom. And then we head to the burrows of the prairie to meet what Lori Walsh calls the state’s cutest predator.

A giant beetle will go up in flames on Saturday when a community comes together. We learn about the Burning Beetle event, including a new forum for the forest's newcomers.