Fact brief: Is security at the Sioux Falls airport being paid during partial shutdown?
TSA agents have not been paid since the partial shutdown started on Feb. 14, but that doesn't every affect every airport.
More than a game: Why basketball runs deep in South Dakota’s Native communities
Some of the best basketball players in SD history come from Native communities. Here's how 'Rez ball' followed athletes across generations.
Fact brief: Did tumbleweeds first appear in the US in South Dakota?
The tumbleweed is a common sight in South Dakota and other parts of the United States, but does the pesky plant originate here?
Weekly newspaper publisher named News Watch board chair
Kristi Hine, editor and publisher of the True Dakotan in Wessington Springs, takes over leadership of the nonprofit.
Housing jumpstarts revitalization of Herreid, population 400
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.
USD democracy conference: Communication is key
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."
Fact brief: Are mountain lion attacks on humans common?
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.