State approves prenatal videos for schools, one from anti-abortion group
South Dakota schools will have multiple options for new state-required prenatal development videos — including one from an anti-abortion group….
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Water district plans more testing, considers treatment of ‘forever chemicals’ in Big Sioux River
The highest concentrations of “forever chemicals” in the Big Sioux River are in Sioux Falls and just south of Watertown,…
Tie vote stalls sales tax reduction effort as proposed sales tax increase advances
Two contradictory bills met different fates on Tuesday at the Capitol in Pierre as South Dakota lawmakers continued to wrestle…
House rejects proposal requiring neighboring cities, counties to permit data centers
PIERRE — The state House of Representatives voted 41-21 on Thursday to reject a bill that would have required data centers in…
Former Mitchell Legion baseball coach sues S.D. American Legion in aftermath of 2023 rape case
MITCHELL – Longtime Mitchell baseball coach Luke Norden has filed suit against the South Dakota American Legion and one of…
Immigration crackdown decimates area dairy
By Makenzie HuberSouth Dakota Searchlight LAKE NORDEN — The names on the list included some of Dorothy Elliott’s best employees:…
Ukrainian family can stay in Watertown until at least August 2027
Ilona Biliaze refreshed a government website on her phone in late July, checking for updates on her immigration case again…
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