In eastern South Dakota, finding mental health support and healing can be found under a new group, as several organizations complete their merger and locate under one roof.
After a small uptick in measles cases raised some concern for South Dakotans earlier this summer, the Department of Health made it a priority to avoid an outbreak of a very preventable disease.
We first introduced you to Valencia Guerue last June, hearing how she feeds the hungry on the Rosebud Reservation. That story launched an idea by one of our Dakota News Now viewers.
River City Gymnastics is one of several gyms that have opened their doors to the Flippers Gymnastics’ owner and her athletes, after a fire destroyed their gym in Crofton, Nebraska.
Since Monday, more than 50 sailors have been connecting with the community by speaking with school kids and working on projects for homeless veterans, among other activities.
It was a tale of two crowds. On one side of the street, protests. On the other side of the street, a ceremony. Both of them honored veterans, doing so in very different ways.
U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego, an Arizona Democrat, toured the Iowa State Fair on Friday and raised early speculation that he could run for president in 2028.
This week, more than 70 sailors from the Navy Reserve Center Sioux Falls took time to explore Falls Park, learn about Sioux Falls, and talk to the public about the Navy.
The South Dakota State Library (SDSL) is inviting South Dakota residents to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary by taking part in “Read 250″, an American history special program.
Hundreds of people filled up Carnegie Hall to the point there were dozens of people in overflow. The group called on the city to implement home rule and stop the actions of Governor Rhoden who has set up a campaign to work with ICE over the next five months at lea
According to police, one person is dead following a three-vehicle crash that happened at the intersection of 10th Street and Cliff Avenue on late Wednesday.
