SDPB News Staff
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South Dakota is seeing reduced levels of drought severity, though widespread dry conditions are persisting across the state. -
Several people connected to a Sioux Falls business are facing charges for allegedly harboring illegal workers. -
Runoff on the Missouri River Basin remains below average. -
A former state employee accused of forgery is pleading guilty to multiple charges. -
SkyWest is returning as the air service carrier for both Watertown and Pierre. -
The former South Dakota state employee charged with embezzling $1.8 million has been found guilty. -
Owner Reed Kessler said his family is selling both its Aberdeen and Miller stores to Coborn’s Inc. later this month. -
State officials are reminding South Dakotans to call 811 before starting an excavation or digging project. -
A new report suggests South Dakota farmers are expected to plant a near-record amount of corn this spring. -
Attorney General Marty Jackley said a court is ruling in the state’s favor over the location of a lawsuit involving a challenge against the NCAA.
