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The South Dakota Supreme Court is disciplining a Huron lawyer over his legal actions representing a client in a ranch ownership dispute.

Legislators on the Interim Rules Review Committee looked ahead to next session by discussing five changes they want the committee to support in Pierre.

Property taxes are one of the state’s biggest headlines heading into the next legislative session. With 19 recommendations from committee ranging from minor to radical, other lawmakers are beginning to weigh in.

After weeks of uncertainty, South Dakota SNAP enrollees are seeing a portion of November payments in their accounts.

There’s a new publication on the block in Brookings. The Brookings Beacon was born out of the sudden closure of several South Dakota newspapers.

The state of South Dakota has submitted its proposal to tap into millions of dollars the federal government has allocated to transform rural health care.

The South Dakota Board of Regents on Monday named Alan LaFave as Northern State University's next president.

America’s financial bailout of Argentina has helped China source even more soybeans from South America. Economist Evert Van der Sluis explains the impact on South Dakota producers.

After a long, winding road, the state-sponsored gun range in Meade County is open.

State officials now say payments for the food assistance program will not be available Monday.