Evan Walton

As the state prepares for the arrival of the B-21 Bombers to Ellsworth Air Force Base – the local school district predicts needing a new elementary school. More than $2 billion has already been invested in infrastructure at Ellsworth Air Force Base in preparation of the new B-21 Bomber.

The Sioux Falls School District Superintendent is retiring at the end of the school year. Jane Stavem has been an educator for 36 years- the last five of which she served as Superintendent of the Sioux Falls School District.

Avera Hospital announces its commitment to hiring Mount Marty Nursing students before and after graduation. Mounty Marty nursing students now have a direct path to not only a job but also to student loan forgiveness.

As Ellsworth Airforce base is tasked with housing the new B-21 bomber, a select committee of legislators asked what they need from the state. The B-21 Raider will have both conventional and nuclear capabilities.

South Dakota voters will be asked again to decide on whether to legalize recreational marijuana and change state possession laws.

The South Dakota Aeronautics Commission is preparing its official report for the governor.

Referred Law 21 on the ballot for South Dakota citizens to decide the path forward with carbon pipelines.

Opponents of nonresident voting are intensifying allegations against the Minnehaha County Commission. But members of the commission say the issue is out of their hands.

Attorney General Marty Jackley is bringing charges against two former state employees for their alleged role in forging vehicle titles.

Changes could be coming to how minors in South Dakota access certain cell phone apps. As SDPB’s Evan Walton reports... a legislative committee is considering age verification laws following a meeting with Meta officials.