SNAP benefits not federally funded past Nov. 1 and artificial intelligence as a tool to help | Oct. 28

State Department of Education report card, lower corn prices offer benefits to ethanol plants and Gov. Larry Rhoden's plans to help Sioux Falls, Rapid City airport expansions | Oct. 27

Property taxes, opioid settlement funds and rural health transformation dollars for Emergency Medical Services | Oct. 24

Beef between President Trump and cattle producers, state treatment court data and a new murder trial in the state Supreme Court | Oct. 23

EMS committee wraps up, Gevo moves its alcohol-to-jet plans to North Dakota and Federal Reserve surveys Rapid City | Oct. 22

Getting metal a mile underground, Avera ends one network and a peek at tonight's STEAM Café event in Rapid City | Oct. 21

Federal government shutdown's impact on those in need, NWS says South Dakota can expect a colder than average winter and the most recent campaign finance reports | Oct. 20

A look at the Minnehaha Juvenile Justice Center, afterschool programming needs and Indigenous advocates putting buffalo on the menu | Oct. 17

South Dakota's clean energy workforce, plastic as protection and Rapid City's multi-million-dollar opioid settlement question | Oct. 16

Furniture tariffs, transforming rural health care and artificial intelligence's place in future hospitals | Oct. 15

Dark matter, mental health and rural challenges to CPB funding cuts | Oct. 14

Hideaway Hills homeowners argue in state Supreme Court | Oct 9