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The First Fruits Harvest Festival provides more than fresh produce. It's an opportunity to revitalize a Sioux Falls community.

We explore the mining increase in the Black Hills with SDPB's Lee Strubinger.

A new Forest Plan is in the making. Lou Conroy, the Forest Plan revision team leader for the Black Hills National Forest, discusses how you can help shape the plan.

Children's book authors, illustrators and readers convene in Rapid City. We meet four of the attendees at this year's Young Readers Festival.

The Black Hills serve many roles. It’s a means for livelihood, a sacred space, a connection to nature and a place to call home. But how do you balance the those many different needs, especially when they sometimes seem at-odds with each other?

Lori Walsh sits down with Michelle Nijhuis, Chuck Raasch and J. Ryan Stradal for a conversation on writing, literature and storytelling.

Author Edward Curtis, Ph.D., explores the lives of Syrians who settled in the Midwest at the turn of the century. That includes members of his own family.

This week's Teacher Talk features advice on a topic relevant far beyond the classroom. We discuss how to prevent burnout at work by setting boundaries.

Our Dakota Political Junkies discuss why 11 South Dakota counties experience persistent poverty. Plus, could medical marijuana be on the chopping block?

The Remembering the Children Memorial is opening a temporary exhibit in Rapid City. We get a sneak peek of the exhibit and an update on the status of the memorial.