Series of community gatherings and other events across South Dakota seeks to increase engagement and help voters find fact-based information ahead of elections.

The tumbleweed is a common sight in South Dakota and other parts of the United States, but does the pesky plant originate here?

Kristi Hine, editor and publisher of the True Dakotan in Wessington Springs, takes over leadership of the nonprofit.

A small South Dakota town’s housing revival has relied on $2.2 million in grants — plus hundreds of thousands more in tax dollars and donations — to get new homes built.

Free April 9 gathering will include a keynote by Steve Jarding, who will share public speaking training he gives to Harvard students and "presidents and prime ministers."

Two Sioux Falls police officers want privacy in public documents over concerns they or their families could be harassed.

Though mountain lions in South Dakota mostly live in the western part of the state and the Black Hills, one was spotted March 18 in downtown Sioux Falls.