Infrastructure

The South Dakota Historical Society looks at the history of the first bridge across the Missouri in the state at Mobridge.

The Environmental Protection Agency announces over $200,000 dollars in grant money to help small South Dakota communities.

The historic South Dakota Stockgrowers Association building may be most well-known for its iconic neon sign, but questions of property lines and new developments could mean changes for the nearby parking lot.

The state Game, Fish and Parks Commission is looking for public comment on the future operation of the Custer State Park airport.

The Biden-Harris Administration announced South Dakota will receive over $426,000 to reduce lead in schools and child care facilities.

Aberdeen residents recently got an unsettling alert from their municipal leaders relating to their drinking water. With questions swirling, officials have an update for the city.

From homework to job applications, the value of high-speed internet access has only become more prevalent in the 21st century. Now, the Biden-Harris Administration is looking to plug some of the nation’s biggest coverage gaps.

Volunteer firefighters are people prepared to run into a burning building and save your life – all without getting paid. However, the gear they wear and the water they use all has to come from somewhere – and the state wants to help their bosses make ends meet.

Residents of Aberdeen were greeted with murky drinking water after a malfunction in the treatment plant. While there is no immediate health concern for residents, it comes after the former community water superintendent described the plant as ‘ready to fail.’

Residents of Aberdeen have been warned their drinking water could contain elevated risk of contaminants.