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SDPBGov. Kristi Noem’s proposed fiscal year 2025 budget includes four percent cost of living adjustments for state employees, education and nursing home providers. Advocates for each of those industries—known as the Big Three—are applauding the starting point. -
In a special “On Call with the Prairie Doc®” episode, we dive into veterans’ health care with Major Anderson, a registered nurse and veteran.
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Volunteers of America, Dakotas is offering free screenings and treatment to South Dakota youth dealing with trauma. -
The Sioux Falls School District will be enforcing its school lunch policy after a donation campaign aimed to erase that debt. While school officials say nobody wins in this situation, a true solution would need to come from a higher legislative level.
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About two-and-a-half years after the groundbreaking, South Dakota US Senator John Thune is getting a tour of the new VA clinic in Rapid City.
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At Feeding South Dakota, they say now is the time to think about just how much a single donation could change one family’s holiday.
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Nearly a million dollars have been awarded to Avera Health to make more sexual assault nurse examiners, or SANEs, available to victims.
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Samuel Sathyanesan, Ph.D., is researching a compound that could improve cognitive function. His research received a financial boost from the Alzheimer's Association.
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The Maternal Stress and Blood Sugar Metabolization During Pregnancy Study examines how a person's emotions impact their blood sugar and pregnancy health.
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Living with an eating disorder can always be a challenge. It's even more difficult during the holiday season. We get tips from a dietitian.
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Many accidents are preventable. Our On Call with the Prairie Doc® conversation covers how to create safer environments for yourself and for your family.
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Just over 10,000 South Dakotans are enrolled through Medicaid expansion. That’s less than 20 percent of the amount of people the state expects to enroll, which is drawing ire from some state lawmakers.
