Assuming Governor Larry Rhoden’s signature, support is coming for Ellsworth Air Force Base. However, that’s not without changes and questions.

House lawmakers are agreeing with Senate changes to a bill that would result in felony charges for librarians if a minor patron accesses material considered harmful to minors.

It’s the final week of legislative session, and that means many of the most contentious, and consequential, bills are approaching the finish line. Monday, a marathon debate brought library contents back into focus.

A bill removing affirmative defenses for librarians accused of distributing obscene materials to minors advances out of committee.

The Rushmore Rotary pledges $500,000 to the new Children’s Home Society Campus in Rapid City.

Lawmakers passed a proposal making child care employees eligible for child care assistance.

A bill requiring public schools to accept cash at games and other events is heading to the governor’s desk.

Though proposed cuts have received backlash, committee members say this bill is a happy medium that “saves” the state’s library system.

A legislative push to place the Oceti Sakowin Essential Understandings, or OSEUs, in every South Dakota school has died on the Senate floor.

Dakota Wesleyan University is launching a new nursing program in Sioux Falls.