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Layne and LeeAnn Lux were among local dairy farmers near Leola struggling to get by. SDPB’s Lura Roti visited the Lux Ranch to learn how Layne and LeeAnn held on to their dreams through determination and creative grassland management.

The other old man fishing at Angostura Reservoir a few days ago found a sweet spot on the fishing pier.

The Senate has promised to ensure quick passage of the National Data Protection Bill as soon as it gets to the National Assembly to give legal backing to the National Data Protection Bureau ..

South Dakota’s multi-year drought and wetland drainage practices are resulting in fewer and smaller wetlands. That can result in less opportunity during this year’s duck hunting season.

Dakota Life will venture into nine towns in 2022 to learn what it is about these places that makes them a treasure to our state.

Paul LaRoche founded Brulé after discovering his Lakota roots and incorporating them into his sound. Dakota Life featured the Brulé story in 2007.

As populations decline in rural South Dakota, the demand for rural veterinarians to serve livestock has not. The state vet says a significant portion of today's rural veterinarians are preparing to retire.

In 2022, South Dakota lost one of the greats, Kevin Locke. Locke was perhaps best-known for his hoop dance, The Hoop of Life.

South Dakota Public Broadcasting is hosting a series of debates and political forums in the lead-up to the 2022 elections.

Each day, SDPB brings you statewide news coverage. We then compile those stories into a daily podcast.