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Authorities have cancelled an Amber Alert issued after a Sioux Falls child was abducted at gunpoint.

The Department of Government Efficiency suspended a Sioux Falls Church on the Street grant and then restored it. The grant provides fresh produce and healthy foods to 1,400 people a month dealing with poverty and homelessness.

South Dakota lawmakers are passing a budget to fund state government for the upcoming fiscal year. Many call it a lean budget and anticipate tough financial decisions in the future.

Rather than waiting for veto day on March 31, House lawmakers upheld Gov.Rhoden's veto of HB 1132 on Thursday.

The House rejects the Senate’s version of a hotly contested “parents’ rights” bill.

South Dakota lawmakers are advancing a proposal that prohibits counties and municipal governments from enacting policy that prevent employees from carrying a concealed pistol. Lawmakers amended the bill to also remove a state prohibition on concealed pistols in bars and liquor stores.

Summit Carbon Solutions is pausing its application for approval to build a CO2 pipeline across South Dakota.

A large grassland fire on the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Reservation is being fought.

South Dakota lawmakers are passing a bill to temporarily soften the property tax pain some experience in the state. But some are looking for more permanent solutions through local spending cuts.

South Dakota Public Broadcasting will receive its full funding ask. The cuts proposed by former-Governor Kristi Noem will not go into effect.