New South Dakota Graduation Requirements on the Way

The South Dakota Board of Education has developed and is expected to adopt new high school graduation requirements later this summer.

South Dakota Cabinet Secretaries Drifting Away

South Dakota Ag Secretary Mike Jaspers was among the first to leave, he will be followed by Education Secretary Don Kirkegaard next month.

South Dakota Lawmaker Exploring Drug Sentence Alternatives

As the number of illegal drug arrests rises in South Dakota, lawmakers are looking for alternatives.

Iowa GOP Picks Mike Naig for Ag Secretary

The one statewide contest that was unresolved by the June 6th Primary in Iowa ended Saturday.

House Farm Bill Back for Another Vote This Week

The House Farm Bill will be back for another vote this week

Twins Suffer Bieber Fever

Shane Bieber capped a whirlwind few hours by pitching one-run ball into the sixth inning for his first major league win, helping the Cleveland Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 4-1 on Sunday.

Big 12 Battles SEC In CWS

A pair of Big 12 Conference teams battled two SEC teams Sunday in the College World Series first round doubleheader in Omaha.

Astros Roll On Past Royals

Carlos Correa and the Houston Astros won their 11th straight game, finishing off a dominant 10-0 road trip by rallying past the Kansas City Royals 7-4.

Coyotes Add Transfer

South Dakota men’s basketball coach Todd Lee has announced the addition of Jay Harvey, a 6-9 forward, to the Coyote men’s basketball team.

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