SDPB News

The ag economy, affordability and AI were among the many topics in the U.S. House debate; a tiny home community for veterans opens in Sioux Falls.

Today from SDPB - a look at significantly down Pactola Reservoir flow rates, Democrats across the country and South Dakota are leaning on affordability in campaigns, a call for Congress to fund the U.S. Judiciary and more.

Rapid City prepares for a potential legal battle, and both sides of 'I', a constitutional amendment vote orbiting Medicaid.

Both gubernatorial candidates say the state needs to do more for water infrastructure but disagree on property tax reform at the SDPB/South Dakota News Watch debate; the City of Mitchell is targeted in a cyberattack.

ICE misrepresents the history of a detained SD man, a USPS report shows how mail service slowed in SD, and international student enrollment is down in many universities.

Trump and Xi meeting has big implications here, Bomb threat against hospital a hoax, ICE ordered to keep South Dakota man in US

Today from SDPB - an EMS task force's latest meeting, an "unprecedented" endorsement and more.

Today from SDPB - a potential death penalty case, the SD lottery passes a milestone and more.

Today from SDPB - absentee voting begins for the midterm elections, one school's seeing an increase in nursing majors, a peek at staff training on a new program in the state's corrections system and more.

Sioux Falls says new grant dollars are helping crack down on drunk driving with little sign of slowing down, and in Rapid City the local school board seeks to seperate fact from fiction in an upcoming school bond vote.

Sioux Falls City leaders are collaborating on an executive order to put guardrails around automatic license plate reading cameras; the South Dakota Department of Tribal Relations holds its annual summit — known as STOMP — to discuss opioid use on reservations.

One candidate attended SDPB's Senate debate, though both sides remain visible on the campaign trail, meanwhile that same trail ends for one prominent Rapid City municipal politician - for now at least

South Dakota faces a lawsuit tied to voting policy, and key Rapid City roads question how to grow while also maintaining the space

Saturday in Vermillion will be a historic day for college football — it’s the first time two teams facing off against one another will be wearing helmets featuring Indigenous languages. Gov. Rhoden orders flags at half-staff to mark 9/11. Plus, the state is expanding a screening program for breast and cervical cancers.

Today from SDPB - some of the Eighth Air Force has officially been activated in Rapid City, over 100 applicants become naturalized citizens and a look at Lincoln Kienholz's performance this past weekend.

A proposed data center in Leola has found it's electrical supplier; Rounds and Bengs differ on medals of honor given to Wounded Knee soldiers

Mental health advocates are working to expand awareness of the 988 program; Feeding South Dakota is putting out the call for donations during one of its biggest campaign drives of the year.

South Dakota receives a Presidential Disaster Declaration, PUC candidates discuss data centers, and anthrax is detected in a cattle herd

Today from SDPB - potential scientific discovery, South Dakota's AG is backing a Trump plan to alter election rules ahead of the November elections and more.

Today from SDPB - a look at a busy weekend in Custer County for the local search and rescue department, strife between President Trump and cattle producers and more.

Today from SDPB - an accident near Castlewood, one South Dakota senator's 'beef' with a recently announced Trump-backed plan, a look at factors affecting your checkbook and more.

Today from SDPB - a state board rejects a voting rights group's petition for rule changes of a new state law, a heatwave hitting the Black Hills means wildfire potential and more.

Today from SDPB - a suspect is dead and a police officer is in the hospital after a shooting in Sioux Falls, the Sioux Falls mayoral election vote recount is underway and more.

Today from SDPB - recovery efforts in the Highmore area following severe storm, the latest economic report for the Midwest region, the Edgemont theater keeping theatric melodrama alive, and more.

Today from SDPB - the outgoing Mayor of Sioux Falls makes an endorsement for governor, Pennington County responds to a cybersecurity breach and more.