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Police say the suspect was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries.

The ruling made Tuesday by Judge Roberto Lange blocked the enforcement of a Minnehaha County policy on where ballot signatures could be gathered.

The Starbucks coffee shop in Aberdeen is unionizing, joining over 300 U.S. locations and becoming the first in South Dakota to do so.

The Bureau of Land Management's proposed rule intends to strengthen protections for public lands by prioritizing "conservation uses."

Two men were sentenced after a July 2022 incident that included a high-speed pursuit and gunfire with law enforcement.

The city moved to a lottery system to issue liquor licenses a little more than a year ago, and now the council wants to change to a sealed bid process.

Jean Moulton is joining the board to serve out the remainder of former board member Steve Willard's term, which ends Dec. 31, 2024.

The Bush Fellowship is a flexible grant of up to $100,000 to help local leaders strengthen their leadership to make a difference in their community.

Councilors called the new plan a "huge win," though some concerns still remain.

"I'd say 90% of it is believing in yourself and just keeping on, keeping your mind on what you want to do, and why you are doing it," Nnenna Freelon said.