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People will no longer get free entrance at South Dakota’s state parks or free fishing on Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.

Gov. Kristi Noem has issued 40 pardons since April, according to records on file with the Secretary of State’s Office.

The Great Plains lost 1.6 million acres of grasslands in 2021.

Federal agricultural officials plan to spend up to $2.3 billion to promote farm exports and to send U.S. grain to countries that are suffering food shortages.

South Dakota and Nebraska have joined 32 other states in a federal lawsuit that accuses Meta of designing Facebook and Instagram to intentionally addict children and teens, in violation of

A new documentary interweaves interviews with six Native American elders. We talk with the professors behind the film about storytelling, loss and education.

Seth Tupper, editor-in-chief of South Dakota Searchlight, breaks down two of his recent commentaries, one on a tarnished partnership and the other on a celebrated legacy.

U.S. Sen. John Thune, R-South Dakota, said during a weekend visit to Israel that if the world wants peace, “organizations like Hamas have to be eliminated.”

The number of criminal case filings dropped in South Dakota in fiscal year 2023, continuing a five-year slide in criminal caseloads.

Lawmakers on an interim committee studying long-term care in South Dakota plan to bring 12 proposals to the 2024 legislative session.