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Another South Dakota nursing home is closing its doors. Today, Avantara announced the upcoming closure of its nursing home in Armour.

Greenberg Traurig’s ongoing series analyzing cross-border data transfers in light of the new Standard Contractual Clauses approved by the European Commission in June 2021.

Petitioners trying to force a vote on a meat processing plant in Sioux Falls say they have collected the required number of signatures.

The state’s first-ever live auction of wetland mitigation credits was Friday in Wentworth.

South Dakota families are struggling to find quality childcare. Affordable preschool opportunities are also in high demand. A new approach addresses this crisis with early learning communities throughout the state. The goal is to promote better access at the local level.

Andrew Kronaizl is a senior at Augustana University. He is from Vermillion, SD, and is based out of SDPB's Sioux Falls studio.

Higher interest rates typically slow down a hot housing market. But in Sioux Falls and Rapid City, those factors are not affecting the market yet.

Castlewood residents are still picking up the pieces over a month after the destructive May 12 storms.

There are two carbon-capture pipelines planned for South Dakota. Corn growers and ethanol companies say the projects are good for the economic future of farmers, and good for the environment. But opponents doubt those environmental claims.

People alarmed by gun violence demonstrated Saturday, June 4, in Rapid City, gathering in a parking lot in North Rapid and marching to Memorial Park for a rally.