Mitchell City Council is hearing suggestions to curb the risk of flooding.

South Dakota outdoor recreation officials pair with a nonprofit for a $10 million campaign for state parks and recreation projects.

The emerald ash borer has been found in Brookings. Tanner Aiken, horticulturist at South Dakota State University, shares the university's response plan.

The University of South Dakota joins a nationwide cohort of institutions seeking to maximize agricultural opportunities in a changing climate. Namely, the use of greenhouses.

The USDA's Forest Service makes $190 million available to private forest landowners seeking to adapt to and mitigate the impacts of climate change on forests.

Sioux Falls is host to the 65th annual National Trappers Association Convention. Located at the Sioux Empire Fair grounds. Dave and Karen Linkheart are a husband-and-wife team that serve as directors of national and international affairs for the National Trappers Association.

Assessments found at least 11 river gauges have hit record high levels. That includes gauges in the Big Sioux, Vermillion and West Vermillion Rivers, and the Turkey Ridge Creek.

The two South Dakota departments are offering prairie dog control services for landowners that live adjacent to public lands.

South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks officials report record high youth participation in the Nest Predator Bounty Program for a second year in a row.

The coalition is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to issue an emergency stay on the the new EPA rule which requires power plants to capture 90% of smokestack emissions.