SD National Guard Filling the Ranks

While many employers and businesses are having a hard time finding enough people to fill numerous vacancies, that’s not a problem for the South Dakota National Guard.

Nebraska Farm Bureau Kicking Off Convention December 5 With Governors Candidate Forum

The Nebraska Farm Bureau will kick of their 2021 annual meeting in Kearney on December 5 with a political forum…

Early December Deadline Approaching For Enrollment In Both CSP And EQIP

hose landowners who wish to apply for contracts with USDA’s NRCS for both EQIP and CSP have until December 3…

Veterans Set a Good Example

The annual Veterans Day observance was held Wednesday at Yankton Middle School.

Redistricting Should Take Time

It took an extra day and hours of closed-door negotiations, but South Dakota lawmakers, meeting in special session, approved a new legislative district map.

SD Legislators Agree on a Redistricting Map

South Dakota legislators had to take their special session into overtime to find agreement on a final legislative district map.

Name Released in Bon Homme County Fatal Crash

A Springfield, S.D., woman has been identified as the person who died early Sunday morning in a one-vehicle crash south of Springfield.

One Dead in Clay County Crash

One person died and another person was injured Tuesday morning in a two-vehicle crash north of Vermillion.

Nebraska Cattle Group Pleased Livestock Haulers Provision Left In Infrastructure Bill

Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer’s Livestock Hauling Act was included in the just passed House Transportation Bill. It gives regulatory flexibility…

Training Local Advocates

The ACLU of South Dakota is starting what they call the “Advocacy Academy,” a series of virtual training to help people become more involved in their communities.