South Dakota Highway Patrol

The South Dakota Highway Patrol is conducting another round of sobriety checkpoints across the state this month.

South Dakota Highway Patrol superintendent Rick Miller is retiring.

South Dakota authorities are planning more than a dozen sobriety checkpoints this month to cut down on drunk driving.

The South Dakota Department of Public Safety is planning 20 sobriety checkpoints in 15 different counties during the month of September.

The South Dakota Highway Patrol will be more visible this Labor Day weekend in an effort to reduce fatal crashes.

The monthly checkpoints are designed to encourage people to not drink and drive.

The South Dakota Department of Public Safety is planning on setting up over a dozen sobriety checkpoints across the state next month.

These awards recognize their contributions in keeping South Dakota a safe place to live, work, visit, and raise a family.

The checkpoints are designed to encourage sober driving, officials said.

Orange cones are out, and high-visibility vested workers are on the roads preparing for summer construction.