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4:18 After hearing about close friends in their 70s receiving their COVID-19 vaccine, my husband and I began visiting about how nice it will be when we and the rest of our family and friends are vaccinated against the disease. That’s when our 10-year-old daughter interrupted our conversation. “What about me?” she yelled. “When can I be protected?” This outburst made me wonder, what do young South Dakotans think? As the adults in their lives anxiously count down the weeks until they can receive their dose to become mostly protected from COVID-19 – those under 16 still don’t know ...

A company with direct ties to Governor Kristi Noem’s cabinet received nearly $600,000 in pandemic relief money from the state. The U.S. Army Corps of

Some Senate Republicans are using a legislative maneuver to revive a bill that targets transgender girl athletes. Ballot questions in South Dakota need a

1:52 The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it responded during last month’s cold snap, to generate more power. Dam operators increased hydropower along the Missouri River from Montana to South Dakota.  A severe cold spell in February sent temperatures across the country into record low territory.  Mike Swenson leads power production for the Army Corps’ Missouri River Basin Water Management Division. He says six hydropower plants in the region increased their energy output for about four days during the coldest weather.  “We generated thousands of extra megawatt hours in energy assi...

March 5, 2021 Tech Radio Hour is a roundtable discussion between some South Dakota tech junkies. Everything from digital privacy and censorship, to gaming computers and ergonomic “smart-chairs,” you’ll hear it all here on SDPB’s Tech Radio Hour.