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Well over $30 million is being endowed to Dakota Wesleyan and the Mitchell School District — all to create a path from pre-K to college for the community.

Education savings accounts now face opposition from what many might consider an unexpected voice.

Black Hills Corp. and NorthWestern Energy Group agreed to combine in an all-stock, tax-free merger to create a regional regulated electric and natural gas utility company.

Gov. Larry Rhoden is leading a trade mission to the United Kingdom and Ireland this week in hopes to expand opportunities for South Dakota businesses.

A Sioux Falls woman was indicted on federal charges after authorities she made false statements during a gun purchase.

In the offseason, lawmakers are trying to figure out how to deliver promised property tax cuts while keeping government functioning.

The Rapid City Fire Department earned national recognition for its response to a major car crash and resulting gas leak.

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

The University of South Dakota School of Medicine is moving to a new city. University leaders say it’s an opportunity to create more doctors and provide better health care in every corner of South Dakota.

South Dakota Trade holds the annual Midwest Agriculture Summit, or MAES, in Sioux Falls. 2025’s theme was “Getting to surplus: fixing the agricultural trade deficit."