South Dakota is raising a glass to America’s 250th birthday with a new commemorative beer. “Dakota Liberty” was unveiled at the State Fair in Huron and later featured at a Tap Haus sampling event. A portion of proceeds will support the South Dakota America 250th Commission, which is organizing statewide celebrations, heritage projects, and historic events leading up to the nation’s semiquincentennial.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Former staff members of South Dakota Public Broadcasting have started […]
BIG Update Dakotafest showcases the best of South Dakota agriculture. I joined our senators […]
The Sioux Falls City Council has approved an ordinance banning makeshift dwellings in public spaces, including city parks. Passed Tuesday night, the measure requires officials to give fair warning before removing shelters and to offer transition assistance.
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South Dakota soybean farmer and newly appointed State Senator Brandon Wipf delivered a strong message to Washington on the critical role of the Federal Grain Inspection Service (FGIS) in ensuring international grain trade integrity.
MITCHELL, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) — Stephen Oswald Jr., a Beresford, S.D. native, has been named the […]
Brookings Police now say a medical emergency caused the sudden death of South Dakota State football player Nate White. The 20-year-old sophomore running back from Wisconsin was found unresponsive at his Brookings home the morning of June 25th.
Mitchell, South Dakota, hosted its first-ever stop in the Nation of Patriots’ annual flag relay, a 115-day, 50-state motorcycle journey that raises funds for disabled American veterans. At the Corn Palace Plaza, the American flag was ceremonially passed by members of the Vietnam Vet Legacy Vet Motorcycle Club, marking a powerful moment in the nationwide effort. The South Dakota chapter of the nonprofit helps veterans in financial crisis, covering essentials like housing and utility bills—with 100% of donations going directly to support.
MITCHELL, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) Like many school districts across the country, South Dakota administrators are unsure […]