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A free workshop at the University of South Dakota taught participants about how to support clients dealing with trauma.

Davis and Brooks Boon definitely have the beat. They are the only two siblings included in the 2023 All-State Band.

South Dakota Mines holds their annual cultural expo this week. From the reservations right here in the state to Bangladesh and Nepal, students hosted booths dedicated to their homes.

The journey may have been long and challenging at times, but South Dakota is finally underway with a sanctioned league of high school softball. This week, the season began for schools across the state.

They do more than sit on a stage and play traditional band music. Meet the Pierre High School Band.

This week the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission approved MidAmerican Energy's first natural gas rate hike in eight years.

The head of South Dakota Housing Development Authority is stepping down from the position after holding it for more than two years. The move comes as the state agency is setting rules for a contentious $200 million dollar housing infrastructure program.

An SDSU researcher is teaching artificial intelligence models to make predictions about traffic delays after accidents.

South Dakota US Senator Mike Rounds said he’s waiting on a report to see if federal regulators responded correctly to the collapse of two medium-sized banks earlier this month.

We're revisiting a conversation with Augustana professor Darcie Rives-East, Ph.D., on the cultural impacts of the world's most famous sleuth.

SDSU students are one of 15 finalist teams working to build prototype rovers meant to extract ice from the moon for NASA's Break the Ice Lunar Challenge.

Poggioli won numerous awards over the years as she covered world-changing events like the wars in Yugoslavia and Kosovo.