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We take a deep dive into why Medicaid enrollment is lower than expected and the impacts of a possible work requirement amendment. Plus, we journey into travel writing.

A PBS FRONTLINE documentary tracks the locations and stories of missing Ukrainian children. We speak to the director about Russia's alleged role in the disappearances.

We check in on the safety of milk and dairy herds after avian flu was detected in South Dakota's cattle. Beth Thompson, state veterinarian, has an update.

A new poetry Substack invites everyone to find new meaning in the words of the past. Joseph Bottum and Sally Thomas discuss the language that still resonates.

Beverly Warne passed away on Sunday. We bring you our conversation with the nurse, mentor and Lakota elder from her South Dakota Hall of Fame induction.

We learn about taking care of the river in our backyard. Plus, author Don Carr talks about the real-life environmental crimes that inspired his fictional thriller.

The state of South Dakota now offers expanded training opportunities for tribal law enforcement officers here at home. Attorney General Marty Jackley gives us an update.

Mike Thompson, J.D., dives into a case over a public sleeping ban. And our Dakota Political Junkies preview Thursday's U.S. Supreme Court arguments regarding Donald Trump's presidential immunity.

"The Lost Journals of Sacajawea" seeks to reprocess the story of the Corps of Discovery. We talk with author Debra Magpie Earling about how she approached the narrative.

Judge James Power gives us a peek into his South Dakota courtroom. He discusses the benefits of the state's Mental Health Court for perpetrators and the community.