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The value of assets held in South Dakota trusts is worth over $800 billion dollars. The new peak represents a trend of about $100 billion spikes in asset values year over year.

The South Dakota Highway Patrol will assist US Immigration and Customs Enforcement with cases in the state.

Despite consistent visitation in recent years and record-breaking visitor spending, critical South Dakota tourist attractions remain subject to broader concerns as the peak tourist season begins. The most common challenge is finding adequate workforce.

While historic homes have a charm when they become decrepit, they damage property values and, more importantly, fail as safe places to live. In Rapid City, Black Hills Works has recovered a home and has made it livable once again.

The 2025 SDHSAA state track and field meet will take place this week from Howard Wood Field on Thursday through Saturday, May 29th to May 31st. SDPB will provide live coverage through all three days of the event.

The company proposing a multi-billion-dollar data center in Deuel County looks to answer questions about the project with a tour of one its facilities that's already in production.

While education can lead to higher paying careers, it all starts with finding that first actual job. At the most recent Board of Technical Education meeting, the state’s education leaders dove into the job placement rates.

For the first time in a little more than decade, there’s a new champion in ‘AA’ boys tennis, and that team is the Harrisburg Tigers.

The 2025 SDHSAA state 'AA' boys tennis tournament wrapped up from Tomar Park in Sioux Falls on Friday with Harrisburg winning the state championship. Here are the team standings and flight brackets from the tournament.

An American entrepreneur with a bid to buy the social media app TikTok said South Dakota is the “frontrunner” for the infrastructure of the app’s potential HQ in the US.

Northern State University president Neal Schnoor is departing the institution after four years in the role.

Some Native business owners on the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate Reservation say they face an uncertain future as tariffs increase the basic costs of doing business.