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Avera has screening procedures in place to alert current patients who might be eligible to participate in a new clinical trial.

They say the holidays are more about giving than receiving, but that’s especially true for blood donations. The Red Cross says this December marks another month of a short blood supply.

With the age of producers in the state rising and the number of young farmers remaining low, some are worried about the future of agriculture in South Dakota.

The South Dakota GOP reports fewer than $100 in donations brought in on its federal filings for the third straight month.

Advocates say changes within South Dakota’s prison system can’t come soon enough, but the impact of any changes won’t be fully seen for years.

Dennae Russell grew up snowboarding on the slopes of Terry Peak in Lead, and this winter she's hoping to earn a spot in the 2026 Paralympic Games taking place in March.

The state’s School Finance Accountability Board is maintaining its position after lawmakers rejected its recommended sanctions on the Frederick Area and Miller School Districts a couple weeks ago.

The South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation determined a Beresford Police Department Officer was justified in his use of force in a November incident.

The state Housing Authority is conducting the Point-In-Time, or PIT, Survey just after the new year. The goal is to get the most accurate tally of South Dakota’s unhoused population.

Nearly 1 in 4 people in Huron, South Dakota, are below the federal poverty line according to the Huron Salvation Army.