Eric Kelderman News Today

Governor Kristi Noem has named two Rapid City attorneys to serve as judges on the states Seventh Circuit Court, which encompasses Custer, Fall River, Oglala Lakota and Pennington counties.

Colleges and universities have been at the forefront of a debate in this country in recent years, over the value of higher education.A new survey from the Chronicle of Higher Education digs into how Americans feel about that.

The University of South Florida accepted a invitation to the Association of American Universities. It is one of the first schools to join the prestigious group in nearly 40 years.

Two federal inmates have lost their bid for a new trial for a 2017 carjacking that resulted in serious bodily injury.

Christopher Truax was convicted of using the internet to entice a child to have sex. Truax is now appealing his conviction, saying the prosecutor improperly withheld the fact that Truax had read a book on how to emotionally influence a jury.

The Biden Administration wants to make higher ed more affordable. Why aren't colleges and universities doing more themselves to make getting a degree less expensive?

<p>Turning Point USA is now a $40 million a year behemoth. Its influence is steering campus conservative culture to the conspiratorial and extreme, "more Alex Jones than Allan Bloom."</p>

A populist conservatism that bears an uncomfortable resemblance to McCarthyism confronts colleges.

The Biden administration has announced plans to cancel billions in student debt. We’ll look at the support and criticism towards the plan, as well as the persisting issue of higher education costs.

U.S. District Judge Charles Kornmann refused to dismiss indictments against a defendant after she entered into a plea deal with the U.S. Attorney’s office. Kornmann said because of the deal, he would not be able to sentence Tiffany Bernard to more than 15 years in prison, even though she was the ringleader of a vicious crime.