Special education federal shift: commitment remains, but future is unclear
A recent federal shift in special education oversight raises uncertainty in future handling of civil cases involving discrimination based on disability.
Job Corps program in Black Hills open and fully funded
The job-training facility for low-income youths and young adults at Nemo was under threat of closure by the Trump administration for nearly a year.
Fact brief: Is it legal to wear only body paint as clothing at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally?
The rally started Aug. 7 and runs through Aug. 16 in the Black Hills town.
Ahlers announces lt. gov. pick, finalizing November ballot for SD Democrats
Steven McCleerey is a farmer and former legislator from Sisseton seeking the Democratic office of lieutenant governor for Ahlers.
'A new canvas:' Freeman Academy enters transitional period
After over 120 years of serving the Freeman community, the private school is closing its doors to students and entering a transitional period.
Fact brief: Does SD require campaign signs to come down after elections?
State law requires cities to allow campaign signs, which are not allowed on state highway rights-of-way.
Mitchell baseball libel lawsuit against American Legion, media dismissed
More than a year after the case by a former Mitchell baseball player was filed, a judge has ruled that statements made by the American Legion and circulated by the Mitchell Republic and KELO-TV do not constitute defamation.