Arielle Zionts

A European multinational corporation plans to purchase Sioux Falls-based Raven Industries. CNH Industrial paid $2.1-billion dollars to add Raven to its lineup of agricultural brands that includes New Holland and Steyr.  

Gov. Kristi Noem says she will appeal a court ruling in the hopes of reinstating a law that requires women to visit a pregnancy help center before having an abortion. 

The Department of Corrections is expected to spend $3.1 million on temporary pay incentives for prison workers.  

South Dakota’s population grew by nearly nine percent in the past 10 years, according to the 2020 Census. The population is also more racially diverse and urban.  

Nine men are facing charges in South Dakota after allegedly planning to have sex with children, who were really undercover agents posing as underage victims.

One of the country’s tech giants is partnering with a tribal-owned wind farm project in South Dakota. 

Sturgis rally goer Matt Hoffman wears a black outfit and has silver charms hanging from his long, gray beard. Hoffman, who goes by Chewy, Chewbacca, and Wizard, also expresses himself through his above-the-knee prosthetic, which has a purple tie-dye background and painting of Jimmy Hendrix.

The secretary of the Department of Corrections retired Friday as the state prison system remains under review.   

Independent vendors, tattoo artists and bar dancers are staples of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. And the massive 10-day event wouldn’t function without restaurant and hospitality workers.  

South Dakota’s two Catholic bishops say people should be able to get a religious exemption from the COVID-19 vaccine if their decision is based on a “sincere religious belief.”