Arielle Zionts

A judge’s decision to release a victim’s mental health records in a high-profile court case has the family asking questions.    

Abortion has been declining across the country for decades. Numbers have been especially low in South Dakota due to strict laws and the fact that there’s only one provider.  

South Dakota K through 12 students, just like adults, can receive a doctor’s approval to use cannabis for medical conditions. And they might need to take the drug at regular intervals throughout the day or when they experience unpredictable symptoms.  

The Canadian company that planned to build the Keystone XL Pipeline says the U.S. government owes them $15 billion dollars.  

More and more people are moving to the Black Hills and the region is already short on housing, especially affordable units.  

A multinational French energy company, Engie, gained approval Tuesday to begin the permitting process for a $285 million proposed wind farm in South Dakota.  

Governor Kristi Noem is gaining national attention for accepting a $1 million donation to help fund the South Dakota National Guard’s deployment to the Texas border with Mexico.   

A foundation run by Tennessee billionaires is donating an undisclosed amount of money to cover the cost of sending 50 South Dakota National Guard troops to the Texas border. 

A Sioux Falls-based company plans to go public by merging with a Florida company that it says will raise its enterprise value to $325 million.  

The granite heads of Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincoln loomed above as 55 new Americans recited their oaths of allegiance during a Monday ceremony at Mount Rushmore.