News/Investigations
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As travel costs rise, many families find summer adventures closer to home
"We did re-coin that term 'staycation' again this year."
Water shortage hampers growth north of Sioux Falls but solution near
After turning away numerous projects and potential employers in Dell Rapids, two eastern South Dakota water systems partner on a $170 million expansion to accommodate growth.
'250+ years of American civics and news'
Nonpartisan events include a discussion about civic responsibilities and how to find fact-based news and information.
Tribal elections include leadership shakeup in Flandreau
Which tribes in South Dakota are holding elections for leadership positions in 2026.
Opposition arises to rebuild of US 85 through the Black Hills
The DOT says the highway needs major safety improvements, but concerns over potential impacts on the environment and scenery are driving significant project opposition.
Independence Day travel could reach record levels
Interest especially high in Black Hills for Mount Rushmore fireworks and Rapid City events.
Business bankruptcies down but closures and farm reorgs up
Business bankruptcy filings are above pre-pandemic levels nationwide, while business bankruptcy filings in South Dakota are below its own 2019 baseline.