Military

B-1 bombers won’t be as common over the skies of Western South Dakota this summer. All bombers at Ellsworth Air Force base are ordered to stand down until…

Ten years ago American and coalition forces began operations in Iraq. Dr. Tim Schorn, associate professor of political science at the University of South…

The spouses of active duty military personnel lose jobs when they transfer to a new base. And when they have a career that requires a license, finding…

Military historian and artist John Mollison talked about his new project, "666 The Devil's Number: The Amazing Service of Col. Hank Snow," a look into the…

The South Dakota Senate confirmed Larry Zimmerman as the state's first Secretary of Veterans Affairs. Zimmerman was formerly the state Command Sergeant…

The South Dakota house passed a bill allowing veterans to receive credit for military training and experience. Under the bill military service can count…

The South Dakota Senate State Affairs committee has approved a bill aimed at military families. The bill aids military spouses who need a license,…

Peter Yost's NOVA documentary, "Rise of the Drones," airs Wednesday at 8 p.m. Central on SDPB-TV. NOVA gained unprecedented access to engineers and labs,…

The Secretary of State tells lawmakers he is looking to improve the voting process for military personnel in South Dakota. Jason Gant says South Dakota…

Captain Christopher Mercado, a 2004 distinguished military graduate of the University of South Dakota, presents, "Counterinsurgency in Afghanistan: A…