The South Dakota Secretary of State approved a citizen referral for a state law called the “Landowner’s Bill of Rights,” meaning it gets placed on the November ballot.

Wealth advisor and financial therapist Rick Kahler talks about the difference between how consumers and economists think about inflation.

A Chicago-based company applied to build over 60 wind turbines in Deuel County.

South Dakota’s economy is trending up from May, but not by much.

State Attorney General Marty Jackley warns the public about buying products or services sold door-to-door, especially in the summer months with the recent storms and flooding.

Economists say the economy is performing well. Consumers are saying the opposite. Joe Santos, Ph.D., explores what the inflation fallacy has to do with this disconnect.

South Dakota Trade travels to East Asia with a delegation of government officials and trade leaders.

A judge has declined to block a bill prohibiting the sale of products that use THC derived from hemp.

The state’s Office of Emergency Management wants people and businesses to report any flood damage they’ve experienced.

The South Dakota Department of Ag and Natural Resources is allocating $175,000,000 in federal grants.