Technology

While South Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska are different in many ways, some of the issues the tri-state area faces are closely aligned. From cybersecurity to growing pushes to revisit nuclear power to agriculture, all three have some issues in common.

The South Dakota Supreme Court is declaring a judicial emergency amid a large-scale network outage across the state system.

Following a move by the city council, Sioux Falls could see its first hyperscale data center.

Attorney General Marty Jackley is joining a group of colleaguing urging Instagram to make immediate changes to its new location-sharing feature.

The South Dakota Supreme Court has thrown out a case involving 46 alleged violations of a law prohibiting misleading spam emails.

A new CNBC study ranks South Dakota in the lower half of the country overall for business in 2025. Some state leaders aren’t taking the rank as a negative, but as a goal to move forward.

A Wyoming businessman said he is pausing an offer to purchase the social media app Tik Tok.

Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr is planning to “Build America” through broadband access across the United States.

Before passing the budget reconciliation bill, the US Senate removed a contested provision that would have affected the state’s ability to write laws on Artificial Intelligence, or AI.

Dakota State University received a $1 million grant from Google to host a cybersecurity clinic. Officials say the clinic is improving cybersecurity in the state and abroad.