Tiger Wrestling & Basketball in action in Sioux City, IA yesterday, NFL Thanksgiving slate and more!
The Mitchell Kernels volleyball team made its first State Tournament appearance since 2018, completing a remarkable turnaround under longtime head coach Deb Thill. The Kernels surged through the SoDak 16 and closed the season with an eighth-place finish in Class AA.
A South Dakota holiday message highlights gratitude for family, service members, first responders, and the hardworking farmers and ranchers who support communities across the state. The reflection encourages residents to focus on what matters most as the holiday season begins.
Emily’s Hope is expanding its Post-Overdose Response Team into Yankton County, offering free, confidential support and naloxone to people who survive an overdose. The program partners with local health and public safety agencies to connect residents with treatment, recovery resources and ongoing follow-up.
GPAC Duals for DWU Wrestling, College & NBA basketball and Monday Night Football recap.
A San Jacinto, California man has been sentenced to 33 years in federal prison for leading a meth trafficking and money-laundering conspiracy that moved drugs from California into South Dakota for years. Federal investigators say the organization operated from 2018 through 2023.
All-State teams announced for high school football & volleyball, Vikings game results, Timberwolves next game and more!
Mitchell rounds out State Tournament play, DWU sports filled weekend, Vikings game and SDSU football.
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden reaffirmed his support for the state’s agricultural industry and defended the agricultural property tax system during the Watertown Area Chamber of Commerce Ag Committee’s annual Farm Business Banquet. More than 1,000 farmers and ranchers attended the event.
The House Natural Resources Committee has unanimously advanced the bipartisan ePermit Act, legislation co-led by Rep. Dusty Johnson of South Dakota to modernize and streamline the federal permitting process. Supporters say the bill would move agencies toward a fully digital, more predictable review system.