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A bill aiming to regulate who can use which bathroom in schools, courthouses, and libraries is advancing in the state Legislature.

The city of Watertown is organizing a community-wide cleanup effort next month.

South Dakota Public Broadcasting will receive its full funding ask. The cuts proposed by former-Governor Kristi Noem will not go into effect.

A resolution asking voters to change the percentage a constitutional amendment must receive in a general election from 50% to 60% is approved by the Legislature.

SDPB asked members of the media who they would pick to win the 2025 Girls Class A, AA, and B Tournaments.

It’s the final week of legislative session, and that means many of the most contentious, and consequential, bills are approaching the finish line. Monday, a marathon debate brought library contents back into focus.

South Dakota House lawmakers are passing Gov. Larry Rhoden’s bill to temporarily soften property tax burdens. The governor’s bill, which was also crafted by a working group of legislators this session, does several things.

A bill prohibiting counties, municipalities and townships from placing firearm restrictions on employees, officers and volunteers passes the Senate floor.

The South Dakota Senate is passing a pair of bills changing eligibility requirements for voters.

Attorney General Marty Jackley is joining an effort to find ways to end Google’s monopoly over internet search engines.

A group of fans was kicked out of a Watertown Shamrocks minor league hockey game for inappropriate behavior.

Brookings high school hosted the 2025 SDHSAA state debate and individual events tournament this past weekend. Here are all the results from the event.