Deadwood & Lawrence County, South Dakota

Court proceedings in a murder trial were briefly halted in Deadwood this week. All it took was one missing document from a special Rapid City law enforcement team to create a potential murder case mistrial.

“An Open Secret” author Chris Enss dives into the lives and characters of the real people involved in Deadwood’s historic bordellos and brothels.

Join SDPB at The Lodge at Deadwood for the Festival of Books September 22 and 23, 2023.

Meet a psychologist who has spent a lifetime promoting and advocating for mental health care in South Dakota.

A South Dakota Supreme Court ruling has sent a case involving actor Kevin Costner and a Black Hills sculptor back to a lower court.

South Dakota Historical Society takes a look at the history of the Days of '76 celebration.

A South Dakota board is approving an expansion of the state’s only active gold mine. The minerals and environment board’s move allows Wharf to expand its open-pit mine near Terry Peak by fifty acres.

Summertime is peak road trip season – whether you’re a family of four or the South Dakota Department of Education. What do the state’s education leaders want to find this summer?

Once again following disputes from signature-gatherers, a South Dakota judge has issued a favorable ruling for petitioners at government facilities.

Petitioner placement is once again the subject of a legal battle – this time in Lawrence County. This comes just days after a judge across the state ruled in favor of the group attempting to gather signatures for several ballot measures.