South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation

Starting Jan. 1, South Dakota's minimum wage will increase from $10.80 an hour to $11.20 an hour.

With populations in larger cities increasing across the state, Sioux Falls breaks ground on a public “One Stop.” The new service building will be located at Dawley Farm and construction is already underway.

The South Dakota Department of Labor is denying requests to know when the Banking Division last examined a trust company accused of money laundering. Earlier this year, The Kingdom Trust was fined $1.5 million for failing to report suspicious transactions.

Labor Day recognizes workers across the U.S. We speak with the Department of Labor about re-committing to workplace safety in honor of the holiday.

The South Dakota Supreme Court has ordered a lower court to reconsider a woman’s appeal over a pandemic benefit dispute.

The state of South Dakota has established a new tech school tuition assistance program for high-demand careers. From CDLs to EMTs and everything in between, the program aims to open more doors for education opportunities.

Gov. Kristi Noem launches a workforce recruitment campaign to encourage people to come live and work in South Dakota.

More and more teenagers are working during the summertime as employers' demand for employees continues to rise.

The program Passport to Careers will host sessions across the state this summer to teach young people about career options and help prepare them for their futures.

Right now, there are hundreds of openings for education positions across the state – but the answer to the teacher shortage might already be sitting in South Dakota’s classrooms.