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This year marks 50 years of Feeding South Dakota and the organization’s work in the state. While the organization is celebrating the past, leaders say they’re focusing on helping South Dakota in the present and future.

Gov. Larry Rhoden is appointing an agriculture advocate to fill an empty legislative seat.

The closure of Presentation College in Aberdeen left holes in the community, literal and metaphorical. Now, the first steps are being taken to reclaim the space the college once stood on.

In regard to whether the state needs a new penitentiary, the head of South Dakota’s prison system says “we don’t have an option.”

A man is behind bars in connection to a homicide in northeast South Dakota.

Legislators are recommending a men’s state prison in Sioux Falls, and with it comes a maximum $650 million price tag.The state has two Sioux Falls sites on the table to choose from.

The company looking to develop a new gold mine in the northern Black Hills says a new assessment suggests the projects has a promising future.

The Sanford Underground Research Facility, or SURF, is hosting the 17th annual Neutrino Day in Lead on Saturday. The citywide festival includes science activities, cultural performances and talks with SURF scientists and engineers.

The 2015 murder of Jessica Rehfeld took years to investigate and prosecute. Now, the final accused party is receiving a life sentence.

She says the district is right on the cusp of major change for the better.