How the nonprofit's comprehensive K-12 plan has already helped 30,000 students – and hopes to reach all of South Dakota's young people soon.

A judge did not rule on three motions Tuesday related to a former Mitchell baseball player's civil lawsuit against the American Legion and two local news organizations.

South Dakota lawmakers approved a bill this legislative session that will allow individuals and election officials to challenge voters' citizenship.

The newsroom's housing solutions series received SDNA's coveted public service award and a new prize for coverage of the nonprofit sector.

South Dakota water systems will increasingly turn to the Missouri River to provide water for future population, agricultural and industrial growth. But plans will require billions of dollars and decades of construction to keep taps flowing freely.

Billions of dollars of construction plans are in the works to provide water to serve South Dakota for generations to come.

Gov. Larry Rhoden tells South Dakota journalists that U.S. House Rep. Dusty Johnson attempted to blackmail him in order not to enter governor's race.