South Dakota Highway Patrol

The South Dakota Highway Patrol is planning another round of sobriety checkpoints next month.

In a collaboration across multiple levels of government, Gov. Larry Rhoden is announcing a new public safety initiative he said is going to “keep South Dakotans safe.”

Two South Dakotans are being recognized by the Highway Patrol for saving the life of a Sioux Falls man they pulled from the burning wreckage of a car.

The South Dakota Highway Patrol is planning a series of sobriety checkpoints across the state throughout June.

The South Dakota Highway Patrol will assist US Immigration and Customs Enforcement with cases in the state.

The South Dakota Highway Patrol said these checkpoints are design to encourage sober driving.

The South Dakota Highway Patrol is planning over a dozen sobriety checkpoints during the month of April.

State officials are planning a new round of sobriety checkpoints across South Dakota for March.

Gov. Larry Rhoden announced an expansion of the South Dakota Highway Patrol in the Sioux Falls area.

The South Dakota Highway Patrol is planning more than a dozen sobriety checkpoints in February.