Court Rules in Favor of Free Speech at Minnesota Polling Places

Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon says he appreciates the Supreme Court’s ruling striking down a Minnesota law restricting what voters can wear to polls

South Dakota Legislative Committee Debating Special Education

A South Dakota legislative summer study committee looking at special education held its first meeting this week.

Lawyer Surprised by Sioux County Jury Judgment

The lawyer who represented the family of a Sioux County woman which won a 29-and-half million-dollar malpractice case against the Sioux Center Community Health Center says it was a tough case

EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt Backs Year Round E-15

EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt came to Nebraska and voiced support for year-round E-15, but says implementing it might prove difficult.

South Dakotas 10th Governor Remembered at the Meridian Bridge

A plaque honoring the memory of the tenth Governor of South Dakota, William McMaster, was dedicated Thursday on the Meridian Bridge in Yankton.

Another El Nino Looming

The Climate Prediction Center has issued an El Nino watch, meaning conditions are becoming favorable for development of another round of Pacific Ocean warming.

Another Late Loss

The Twins took a first-inning lead for the second day in a row, and for the second day in a row saw the Detroit Tigers rally for a win.

Twins Demote Sano

After Thursday’s loss to Detroit, Twins manager Paul Molitor announced Miguel Sano had been optioned to Fort Myers of the Class-A Florida State League.

South Dakota Democratic Convention Launches Fall Campaigns

South Dakota democrats are hoping to use this weekend’s state convention has a launching point for the fall campaign.

Streveler Part Of CFL History

Former University of South Dakota quarterback Chris Streveler made his pro debut Thursday and started for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in what turned out to be the second longest game in Canadian Football League history.