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The Storm Prediction Center has placed a bullseye for severe weather across central and southern parts of South Dakota today. An enhanced risk of severe weather is set up from Pierre south into

Planting of corn and soybeans is close to wrapping up in South Dakota. The federal Agriculture Department says in its weekly crop report that 87 percent of the soybeans are seeded and 97 percent of

The South Dakota Game Fish and Parks Commission will be holding a hearing at their meeting in Aberdeen this week on proposed restrictions to snaring on public lands. South Dakota Stockgrowers

Tickets to the 2018 South Dakota State Fair Grandstand will go on sale to the general public on Monday, June 11, at 8 a.m. CDT. Tickets can be purchased at the grandstand ticket office, online at

Republican voters have chosen Dusty Johnson as their nominee for the US House seat being vacated by Kristi Noem. While the race for the GOP nomination turned heated in recent weeks, his Democratic

Hughes was one of eight counties who had problems with the electronic pollbooks they used during yesterday’s primary election in South Dakota. Hughes County finance officer Jane Naylor says they

Voter turn out was 18.56% in Beadle County as voters went to the polls yesterday to decide primary elections and a ballot question that would make changes to Marsy’s Law. The two eventual winners

Motorists on US Highway 14 and SD Highway 34 in the central part of South Dakota today and tomorrow  will likely encounter quite a few bicyclists as the Ride Across South Dakota bicycle tour

The Secretary of State’s office reports that eight South Dakota counties that utilize electronic pollbooks have experienced sporadic loss of connectivity today which has caused delays in

Republican Gubernatorial candidates Kristi Noem and Marty Jackley were out campaigning across a good portion of Eastern South Dakota in the final day before today’s primary election.   At her