More workers than retirees drove South Dakota’s growth
The migration story is often associated with retirees moving to the state, but new analysis of Census data shows working-age adults made up the largest share of recent newcomers.
South Dakota voter guide
Everything to know about registering and voting in statewide elections, and who and what are on the ballot.
Solutions-based programs filling resource gaps in schools
South Dakota efforts that help disadvantaged students provide support for districts with high poverty rates.
Fact brief: Are there maternity care deserts in South Dakota?
Regions with no obstetric clinicians or birthing facilities are most prominent in the Midwest and South.
Explainer: What conditional use permits are, why Crooks residents sued
The lawsuit over a conditional use permit reflects a longstanding tension between residents, often of rural areas, and those who make decisions about how the land around them gets used.
Fact brief: Did a recent poll specifically ask South Dakotans whether they approve of Trump?
A check of recent reports on the president's popularity.
SD taxpayers spend millions on cyberattacks after federal grant rejected
Recent security hacks on local governments in South Dakota are latest of more than 1,000 in the state over past five years.