Science

Students at South Dakota Mines in Rapid City are celebrating a pair of big wins. The school took home first place in two categories of a state business competition.

The donation will help fund the Nucor Mineral Industries Building to replace an aging classroom and research facility that contains asbestos.

National Geographic explorer Sylvia Earle discusses her latest book Ocean: A Global Odyssey.

We learn how some experts are tracking the spread of COVID, learn about the science of sexual trauma and support, and dive into the cognitive and "neuropsychological" foundations of PTSD in this innovative episode of In the Moment.

Freshwater mussel numbers are steadily declining in South Dakota and across the country. This evidence is a sign of poor water quality and has conservationists concerned. Bart Pfankuch is content director with South Dakota News Watch.

The spring outlook for South Dakota is leaning toward dry conditions for most of the state. Laura Edwards is the SDSU Extension State Climatologist.

Today we explore the latest in cryptocurrency and non-fungible tokens. We'll start with some basic definitions. Then we'll look at what's happening now in crypto and the opportunities and challenges of creating a meaningful digital future.

A 2015 outbreak impacted 50 million birds in 15 states. It cost the federal government nearly $1 billion and caused egg prices to spike.

About 100 South Dakotans have relied on bottled water and a filtration system for nearly four years after Ellsworth Air Force Base learned it was contaminating drinking water with dangerous chemicals.

The Sanford Underground Research Facility in Lead is celebrating a milestone: It’s treated 9 billion gallons of water since 2008.