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The CEO of the company behind a proposed billion-dollar corn-based jet fuel plant near Lake Preston said the project won't go forth in South Dakota without a carbon sequestration pipeline.

A group appointed by Gov. Larry Rhoden is exploring options for a new prison facility in the state. Following the first of four meetings on what to do about constructing a new men’s prison to address overcrowding, many lawmakers say programming for inmates must increase.

Owner Reed Kessler said his family is selling both its Aberdeen and Miller stores to Coborn’s Inc. later this month.

The South Dakota Board of Regents is planning to increase tuition at the state’s public universities for the first time in several years.

A new report suggests South Dakota farmers are expected to plant a near-record amount of corn this spring.

The National Weather Service in Sioux Falls is cancelling its in-person Skywarn Spotter classes.

A health care advocacy network is filing a legal challenge against the state to prevent a new law from going into effect.

In a Pierre courtroom this week marks the beginning of the largest embezzlement case in the state’s recent memory. Jury selection began in the Lonna Carroll trial.

The nation is seeing a lot of uncertainty in the retail sector, and South Dakota businesses are feeling the impact.

Gov. Larry Rhoden wants to give county governments the option to implement a half-penny sales tax to go toward property tax relief.