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Though the South Dakota Legislature balked at committing additional funds for a new men’s prison, the battle is far from over. Now, a lawsuit is before the state Supreme Court pitting the state against residents near the proposed site.

Although Canada has not yet put a tariff on American corn, some worry if it will be included in the next round of retaliatory tariffs.The country is laying out all options. Some of South Dakota’s top exports to Canada are on the chopping block.

South Dakota, the nation's third-largest honey producer, saw a drop in honey production last year.

Via a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and Secretary of Interior Doug Burgum, the Senator has requested the creation of the Violent Crime Reduction Commission specifically for tribal trust lands.

South Dakota Mines hasn’t hosted a speech team in a half-century, but its legacy is living on through a new tournament.

Gov. Larry Rhoden is asking President Trump to strike a rule requiring a seven-day waiting period before firearms and accessories can be shipped.

The $1 million loan will support the development of a new industrial park in the city's southwest corner.

South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden is signing three bills into law that chip away at some of the last frontier of gun free zones in the state.

In a ruling, the state Supreme Court says homeowners aren’t beholden to local covenants that aren’t meaningfully enforced.

A federal judge is rejecting the appeal of South Dakota’s lone death row inmate to overturn his guilty plea.