SDPB News

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.

Today from SDPB - Officials are preparing for President Donald Trump's visit to Mount Rushmore, officers and deputies remind boaters of important safety tips and more.

Today from SDPB - AI and its implications were the basis for a consumer rights argument, Governor Rhoden declares a state of emergency for the counties impacted by severe thunderstorms and more.

Today from SDPB - a new AAA survey previews the upcoming 4th of July travel weekend, bills passed by Legislature take effect and more.

Today from SDPB - The Supreme Court sides with Monsanto in its fight against liability over warning labels, severe weather rolled through northeast SD this morning as more storms are expected tonight and more.

Today from SDPB - South Dakota's lone rabbi shares updates on a new community center, a reminder on the importance of safety during motorcycle season and more.

Today from SDPB - Mayday Health and the state government await a ruling connected to Roe V. Wade, President Donald Trump will attend Mount Rushmore fireworks amid drought conditions and more.

The Sioux Falls mayoral runoff race is headed for a recount after just two votes split the candidates; lawmakers discuss ways the Dept. of Corrections can improve recidivism rates; and rural ambulance services are facing tight budget and staffing problems statewide. Those stories and more on today's SDPB News podcast.

Today from SDPB - additional information on the charges related to McKenna Wendel's death, a foster care program opens two new homes to serve the Rapid City community and more.

Today from SDPB - a report suggests the state has room to improve in education, prices will increase for low-income housing built by SD inmates, and state lawmakers look for funding for EMS services.

Today from SDPB - the Legislative Research Council searches for a new director while also complying to new federal rules, a South Dakota nonprofit dedicated to suicide prevention dissolves and more.

Today from SDPB - two perspectives on AI use in universities and the workforce, information about absentee runoff voting in Sioux Falls and more.

Today from SDPB - a South Dakota Supreme Court ruling, Sioux Falls entities are training ahead of the air show and more.

Today from SDPB News — Some in the Republican say results from the June 2 legislative primaries could indicate a shift in policy and legislative leadership, a bison that fatally struck a woman in the Black Hills will not be euthanized, and students gather in the Black Hills for Farmers Union camp.

Today from SDPB - all nine SD tribes pass resolution to revoice claim to Black Hills, archeologists near Sturgis look for traces of forgotten life and updates on America's 250th celebrations.

Today from SDPB - lawmakers approve a rules package that increases funding for needy families, the Eighth Circuit Court hears oral arguments in a case that has ramifications for South Dakota and a tribute to SDPB's Karl Gehrke, who died on Tuesday.

Today from SDPB - a former president visited South Dakota Friday, a paper celebrates 150 years, data centers and more.