US Postal Service downgrades South Dakota mail operations Rural areas and cities impacted: "If you drop a letter in the mailbox, whether it’s going to Sioux Falls, Brandon or Texas, it’s going to go down to Omaha."
SD Senate's GOP power balance at stake: 5 primary races to watch Republican Party divide between establishment and far-right factions comes to a head in June 4 primary elections. Here's what to watch for.
'The kids are what you love:' 2 foster families share their stories State officials say South Dakota is in need of more people to help foster children. News Watch spoke to two families about the system, the challenges and what it will take to get more people involved.
South Dakota judicial nominees pass committee, head to full US Senate vote Camela Theeler and Eric Schulte, both of Sioux Falls, were nominated by President Joe Biden and supported by Republican Sens. John Thune and Mike Rounds.
Free April 20 seminar explains South Dakota’s open government laws "Understanding South Dakota's Open Government Laws" is designed for journalists, students, public officials and South Dakotans who want to learn more about information that's publicly available or should be.
Supreme Court case could impact out-of-state abortions for South Dakotans Minnesota doctor says her Just the Pill organization could use mobile units to serve South Dakota residents who cross the border.
Painting a better picture: More funding, partnerships could boost juvenile diversion services Diversion programs can help low-offending juveniles avoid getting entangled in the criminal justice system. Lawmakers recently upped the reimbursement rate to counties for these programs, but not every community has the same resources.