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Barry Reeger/APOn this Groundhog Day, Jackie Hendry bypasses the ground squirrel and asks a local expert for his winter weather predictions. -
C.J. Keene/South Dakota Public BroadcastingDrought, blizzards, and unfriendly markets have given South Dakota cattle producers much to think about in the past year. With the Farm Bill due and a new season on the horizon, what’s the mood of the state’s cowboys?
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Safety officials are reopening interstates after a powerful winter storm forced much of southeastern South Dakota to a halt. -
The South Dakota Department of Transportation has announced winners of its snowplow naming contest.
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Extreme weather strains every piece of infrastructure. The Union Gospel Mission in Sioux Falls saw that firsthand after a waterpipe burst and caused major damage.
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Several organizations are working to assist people in south central South Dakota still dealing with the effects of a pair of powerful winter storms.
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Holiday travelers across the nation were met with brutal wind chills, snow, and delays in the days before Christmas. In western South Dakota, the small town of Wall became a refuge for hundreds of stranded travelers.
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Rosebud Tribal members are still digging out from a winter storm that struck the region a week ago. Some are hauling wood to keep community members warm while truck drivers deliver propane to residents.
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What if your church was small enough to meet at the kitchen table? For a couple in Tea, that question inspired a whole new kind of Sunday service.
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A growing Spanish-speaking congregation in Sioux Falls is bringing together immigrants from a handful of different countries to worship together.
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Rockside Ranch is working to build a community for young men with a residential program near New Underwood, east of Rapid City.
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Recent winter storms and extreme cold have put stress on many areas of life. Also feeling the chill is The American Red Cross.
