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Political controversies can fade fast. Is Cricket here to stay? We talk about the enduring fallout of Gov. Kristi Noem's book "No Going Back" with Seth Tupper.

The U.S. Senate approved one of two federal judge nominees for South Dakota on Wednesday on a vote of 61-33.

Eight of nine tribal governments in the state of South Dakota have endorsed the banishment of Gov. Kristi Noem from their lands.

A federal task force updated its guidelines to encourage starting regular mammograms at age 40 instead of 50. We talk about screenings with a local breast health advocate.

It’s not only Trump who’s on trial.

The company that aims to place a massive jet fuel plant in Lake Preston, South Dakota, told investors last week that updated guidance from the federal government on biofuel carbon credits could be a boon to its prospects of success. Englewood, Colorado-based Gevo wants to build a plant to turn ethanol into sustainable aviation fuel […] The post Company behind proposed Lake Preston jet fuel plant buoyed by federal carbon credit ruling appeared first on North Dakota Monitor.

Since Gov. Kristi Noem’s disclosure of her farmyard killing spree, everybody’s been focused on Cricket. That’s understandable. Cricket was a 14-month-old dog. It’s easy to imagine her head jutting out of a pickup window, hair and tongue blowing in the wind. Like many dogs, Cricket probably had a personality and other human-like qualities that we […] The post Noem’s dog killing was bad, but to really understand her, consider the goat appeared first on Sou...

SIOUX FALLS — The group leading the effort to put abortion rights on South Dakota’s November ballot said Wednesday it was turning in far more petition signatures than required, while

South Dakota senior citizens and people with disabilities have until July 1 to apply for sales or property tax refunds under the state’s Tax Refund Program, according to the Department

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Internal Revenue Service saw a successful tax filing season, providing high levels of customer service, enforcing collection from the wealthy and launching a free filing option