News/Investigations
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New project illustrates SD's love-hate relationship with solar power
While power companies and state officials show interest in the renewable power source, opposition from neighbors dims the shine on some ventures.
Number of SD Republicans at an all-time high ahead of runoff
How historic and current voter registration numbers illustrate the unprecedented nature of the July 28 gubernatorial runoff.
South Dakota T. rex fetches $50 million at auction
"Gus" was found in 2021 on a Harding County ranch.
Rhoden's career, legislative record, campaign finances
The rancher and welder from Union Center in western South Dakota has served 25 years in state government.
Homeowners near sinkhole lose state Supreme Court case
The ruling against a group of 160 homeowners affected by a large sinkhole that opened into an underground mine is the latest and perhaps last rejection they've faced in the six-year legal case.
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.