Arts & Life

A public inquiry recommends that the government rethink the Royal Canadian Mounted Police's central role in the country's policing.

The Marine Mammal Protection Act was amended in 2021 to prohibit people from being within 50 feet of spinner dolphins in Hawaii.

Major League Baseball announced that players making their first appearances will wear debut patches on their jerseys. The patch will appear on different places of a sleeve.

After 41 years, Sylvia Poggioli is leaving her role at NPR. She joins In the Moment to look back at her career.

A Sioux Falls chef is one step closer to earning one of the highest awards in the culinary world.

Amber Jensen's new memoir shares a personal story of her marriage and how it changed after her husband served in Iraq.

It is possible to travel ethically in the age of climate change. Travel guide Rick Steves has recommendations on what to do before booking your plane ticket.

The show dominated the Tony Awards during its original Broadway run. The traveling production is coming to South Dakota in April.

The Alzheimer's Association estimates there are 26,000 unpaid caregivers for loved ones with Alzheimer's disease in South Dakota.

The April episode of Wish You Were Here takes us to Wild Idea Buffalo Ranch for stories from the ranch’s founder, celebrated writer Dan O’Brien.

In 2014, Dakota Life featured Rapid City’s Shane Van Boening, widely considered to be one of the best pool players of all time.

In Rapid City, art education opportunities before high school are few and far between. In response, the Dahl Arts Center is stepping up their education offerings for the community’s youth.

Jessamine Spear Johnson explored the early 20th century West through a unique lens. Her granddaughter published a book of her photographs.