Heard in South Dakota / ZIP 577: People and issues from the west
The second installment of our Heard in South Dakota series brought us to the west and southwest region of the state.
Custer State Park concessions going to out-of-state operator
Colorado-based Xanterra Travel Collection to take over Feb. 1 after Game, Fish and Parks Commission approves the deal.
Fact Brief: Can political ads use images of journalists without permission?
An ad for U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds, paid for by a political action committee, featured long-time anchor Tom Hanson, prompting the station to respond.
Spirit of Dakota Award marks 40 years of recognizing women
A longtime Mitchell teacher's story illustrates why one of South Dakota's longest-running honors has stood for four decades.
Fact brief roundup: Governor debate
A check of statements made during the Sept. 28 debate between Democrat Dan Ahlers and Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden.
Lessons learned from recent SD cyberattacks
Pennington County suffered a serious cyberattack in July, leading to security upgrades and a desire to help others learn from the experience. Mitchell also was hit.
Judge sends Smithfield conditional use permit back to city
Circuit Judge Ann Hoffman sides with nearby homeowners, cites "irregular authority" in Sioux Falls City Council's approval despite not complying with ordinances and strategic plan.