Local News
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A new report shows a rebound in lottery sales for the 2026 fiscal year. -
A bison that fatally struck a woman in the Black Hills will not be euthanized. Instead, it is being turn over to a tribal government entity. -
Some in the Republican party are feeling positive about returns from the June 2 primary when it comes to legislative races. Results could indicate a shift in policy and legislative leadership. -
Deep in the Black Hills, students are learning at a leadership camp sponsored by the state Farmers Union. Importantly, they say it’s going beyond just seeds in the ground. -
The South Dakota Board of Economic Development approves funding for three economic development projects in the state, most notably for Smithfield's relocation project, and cancelled another.
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A center dedicated to preserving Native art and culture celebrates its grand opening. -
Underground, something valuable is hidden. Not oil, not mineral resources, but something more human. At dig sites across the state, archeologists are recovering pieces of our history. And at one site near Sturgis, they’re uncovering the memories of women lost to time. -
This past Saturday, Castlewood won the ‘B’ state softball title with a 9-2 victory over McCook Central/Montrose. In the four sanctioned seasons of high school softball in South Dakota, Castlewood has consistently been in the conversation as a contender each year. -
The first edition of the newspaper was published on June 8, 1876.
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The South Dakota Arts Council is awarding grants to fund community-based arts and cultural initiatives across the state.
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SDPB Press
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South Dakota Public Broadcasting (SDPB) is profoundly saddened to announce the passing of longtime SDPB Radio personality Karl Gehrke. -
South Dakota Public Broadcasting has received two Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association. -
South Dakota Public Broadcasting (SDPB) will deliver extensive live, on-demand, and digital coverage of the 2026 South Dakota Legislative Session, ensuring South Dakotans have broad access to the key issues, debates, and decisions shaping the state.
