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In a Pierre courtroom this week marks the beginning of the largest embezzlement case in the state’s recent memory. Jury selection began in the Lonna Carroll trial.

The nation is seeing a lot of uncertainty in the retail sector, and South Dakota businesses are feeling the impact.

Gov. Larry Rhoden wants to give county governments the option to implement a half-penny sales tax to go toward property tax relief.

On the final day of the 100th legislative session, lawmakers upheld the veto killing a bill changing the petition gathering process for constitutional amendments. The two chambers split in the vote to overturn that veto.

Veto day on March 31 marked the formal end of the 100th South Dakota legislative session. Now, lawmakers are looking back on the year, and forward with their priorities.

Attorney General Marty Jackley said a court is ruling in the state’s favor over the location of a lawsuit involving a challenge against the NCAA.

A federal judge is appointing a receiver to oversee a Canadian-owned swine operation in South Dakota after its bank alleged a check kiting scheme.

Authorities are investigating after two bodies were found following a house fire in Wessington Springs.

Elected state officials are hoping a new bill signed into law will limit taxable valuation growth in a handful of counties. Soon, some state lawmakers will embark on an interim study to reduce property taxes while looking at the state’s education funding formula.

The South Dakota Highway Patrol is planning over a dozen sobriety checkpoints during the month of April.