Genna Scott

A South Dakota man has family members trapped in Afghanistan. He worries about their safety with Taliban control of the country.  

A South Dakota man’s music is featured on a television comedy series soundtrack. 

South Dakota kindergarten classrooms may see more students this fall. That’s because many parents kept their children home during the pandemic.  

The Department of Transportation places rubber tubes across roads that count every car driving over them. The department uses that data to determine the size of the rally. 

One man is on a mission to inspire young people to pursue careers in science and technology. The historic preservation officer for the Flandreau Santee-Sioux Tribe says he’s working for the future.  

The 81st annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is in full swing. State transportation officials report more than 300,000 vehicles and counting.  

Cars are the leading cause of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States. A professor from Dakota State University in Madison has a new grant to help with the transition to non-emitting electric vehicles.  

Governor Kristi Noem is appointing Jennifer Mammenga to serve as a judge in South Dakota’s 2nd Circuit Court. 

The South Dakota Department of Health publishes COVID-19 data once per week.  Vermillion Mayor Kelsey Collier-Wise says that’s not enough as the city prepares for an influx of college students.  

The state climatologist says August weather patterns are decreasing the chances for South Dakotans to recover from the drought.