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The South Dakota Supreme Court has upheld the ruling from a lower court that nullified a voter-passed amendment to the state constitution. Amendment A, which would have legalized recreational marijuana for adults in the state, will not go into effect. -
Amendment A has been struck down by the South Dakota Supreme Court as illegal under the state constitution. That opinion came out Wednesday.
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Second Circuit Court files unsealed on Wednesday, Nov. 17, confirm that search warrants served on T. Denny Sanford are part of an investigation into child pornography. Also included in the newly opened files are records of Sanford ’s attempts to kill a story by ProPublica and, failing that, to force the reporters to reveal their sources. -
Second Circuit Court files unsealed on Wednesday, Nov. 17, confirm that search warrants served on T. Denny Sanford are part of an investigation into child pornography.
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Court documents unsealed on Wednesday, Nov. 17, have confirmed that Thomas Denny Sanford is the subject of five search warrants obtained by the South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation in 2019.
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A man is accused of killing three people and injuring two others in a domestic violence shooting in Scotland, South Dakota.
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A parent and an attorney for the Bishop O'Gorman Catholic Schools in Sioux Falls discuss the school district's lawsuit against the federal government's new COVID-19 vaccine or testing rules.
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A South Dakota man will spend seven-and-a-half years in federal prison and owe more than $24 million in restitution after orchestrating a "cattle Ponzi scheme."
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Police say a Sioux Falls officer has shot and killed a man who they say stabbed three people.
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