Jackson Dircks
Journalism InternJackson Dircks is a Freeburg, Illinois, native. He is pursuing a degree in English, Journalism and Secondary Education at Augustana University and planning to graduate in May 2025. He plans to pursue a career in sports journalism.
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The City of Sioux Falls recently renewed its partnership with South Dakota Urban Indian Health. Officials say one of the benefits to that is the continuation of street outreach services to the city’s homeless population. -
A new art installation in Sioux Falls is looking at mental health through a different lens. Its primary goal is to show people struggling with their mental health they aren’t alone. -
The State Library received full federal funding, after expecting to only receive half. Despite the positive news for the library, the South Dakota Library Association said cuts could still be on the horizon. -
The Oldham-Ramona-Rutland school district is facing declining enrollment and in the midst of a debate to build and pay for a new school, or dissolve entirely. -
NewsThe South Dakota Library Association announces the state library is receiving full federal funding. -
The 100th legislative session ended a little over a month ago, but many interested parties are already planning for the next one. That includes the economic community. -
After reports of former Gov. Kristi Noem’s expenditures on the state credit card went public, lawmakers are asking for accountability of the state’s highest office. -
After many years and much local debate - Lake Mitchell is set to be drained and cleaned later this year. -
Marsh McLennan Agency is giving Sanford Children’s Hospital a $1 million gift. -
The Conservation Technology Information Center met near Sioux Falls to discuss conservation farming and its future.
