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Summit Carbon Solutions is pausing its application for approval to build a CO2 pipeline across South Dakota.

Assuming Governor Larry Rhoden’s signature, support is coming for Ellsworth Air Force Base. However, that’s not without changes and questions.

South Dakota lawmakers are passing a bill to temporarily soften the property tax pain some experience in the state. But some are looking for more permanent solutions through local spending cuts.

The 2025 SDHSAA state basketball tournaments will take place over the next two weeks, March 13-15 for the girls and March 20-22 for the boys.

House lawmakers are agreeing with Senate changes to a bill that would result in felony charges for librarians if a minor patron accesses material considered harmful to minors.

The South Dakota House of Representatives is rejecting a bill that would have allocated state money to help fund airport terminal expansion projects.

A bill aiming to regulate who can use which bathroom in schools, courthouses, and libraries is advancing in the state Legislature.

The city of Watertown is organizing a community-wide cleanup effort next month.

South Dakota Public Broadcasting will receive its full funding ask. The cuts proposed by former-Governor Kristi Noem will not go into effect.

A resolution asking voters to change the percentage a constitutional amendment must receive in a general election from 50% to 60% is approved by the Legislature.

SDPB asked members of the media who they would pick to win the 2025 Girls Class A, AA, and B Tournaments.

It’s the final week of legislative session, and that means many of the most contentious, and consequential, bills are approaching the finish line. Monday, a marathon debate brought library contents back into focus.