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Monument Health received a major donation to buy new NICU equipment. -
Lee Strubinger/SDPBSenators are approving a joint resolution asking voters to allow the legislature to make changes to Medicaid if the Republican congress and Trump administration reduce the federal match to provide healthcare for low-income individuals.
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The Department of Social Services has held a Suicide Prevention Convention the past 3 years. -
Many state lawmakers are skeptical of DSS projections for Medicaid expansion in the 2025 fiscal year. -
The Army National Guard awards the South Dakota Deputy State Surgeon a national award. -
Despite being part of a booming tourist attraction, Wall Drug’s pharmacy faces challenges common to independent rural pharmacies. -
Two South Dakota OBGYNs are leading a group of doctors to support a constitutional amendment to legalize abortion in the state. -
The Oyate Health Center is offering walk-in pap tests and mammograms for women who are due for their screenings. -
Long-term care facilities statewide are granted millions of dollars to advance technology available to residents. -
Backers of an abortion rights ballot question are campaigning for a constitutional amendment without the support of two advocacy groups. -
For the first time in South Dakota, Goodwill of the Great Plains is introducing day services for developmentally disabled community members. -
The Department of Health reports a case of measles in a Pennington County resident. The resident developed a measles infection after traveling internationally.
