On today's show...
Jon Lauck has the data on South Dakotans' regional allegiances. He takes a look at who identifies as a Midwesterner and who considers themselves a resident of the Great Plains.
We explore changes in the banking industry with Karl Adam, president of the South Dakota Bankers Association. He talks about industry trends with us, as well as legislation that would impact interstate commerce.
The world's population of the most endangered wolf species grew by six thanks to the Great Plains Zoo in Sioux Falls. The zoo welcomed a litter of six red wolf pups last May and is now asking for the public's help to name them.
Denise DePaolo and Stephanie Arne talk about the red wolves, the zoo's unique conservation programs and Arne's recent appearance on "The Drew Barrymore Show."
Plus, you can see some of the most recognizable covers and images from National Geographic on display now at the Washington Pavilion in Sioux Falls.
Jana Anderson, lead curator of the Visual Arts Center, previews the Women: A Century of Change exhibit from National Geographic.
