The South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation is actively probing the death of an individual found in Bon Homme County. According to a press release from Attorney General Marty Jackley, the victim’s body was discovered on Tuesday in Scotland.
Governor Rhoden is taking action this week in Pierre, signing House Bill 1080 into law as part of his continued support for Second Amendment rights. On Tuesday, the Governor signed 32 bills, including this key piece of legislation, which voids covenants that prohibit or restrict the possession of firearms and ammunition.
The impact federal spending cuts will ultimately have on South Dakota is becoming clearer. The financial website WalletHub has released a report ranking South Dakota 11th overall among the most federally dependent states.
A Minnesota man is headed to prison for his role in a plan to sell meth in South Dakota. Francisco Mendez was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison.
The push to bring Amtrak passenger trains to South Dakota is far from over. Republican Representative Tim Goodwin, who authored a resolution supporting the initiative, plans to reintroduce the legislation after it narrowly failed by one vote in the State Congress last week.
Local brewers are celebrating South Dakota Craft Beer Week, as the state’s craft beer scene continues to grow. With around 40 independent craft breweries, South Dakota has seen a surge in popularity and economic impact, contributing $245 million annually, according to the Brewers Association.
Buche Foods is more than just a grocery store—it’s a brand deeply rooted in family values and a commitment to the community. The company’s legacy of giving back began many years ago, when RF Buche, as a young child, witnessed a pivotal moment in his father’s grocery store. He saw a neighbor struggling to pay for her groceries, and his father quietly stepped in to cover the balance. This moment taught RF Buche an invaluable lesson: “When you’re in this business, it’s our moral obligation to make sure no family goes hungry. That’s what we do.”
A Sioux Falls family is displaced following a house fire on Sunday morning in the central part of the city. The fire occurred in the 1100 block of North Main Avenue, where heavy flames were visible from the front of the house when first responders arrived.
The South Dakota Legislature is nearing the end of its historic 100th legislative session, with today marking the 35th working day of the 38-day session. Monday was the final day for bills and joint resolutions to pass both chambers, as well as the last chance for lawmakers to invoke the “smoke out” rule, forcing committees to release stalled bills.
The annual Summit League Tournament in Sioux Falls delivers a significant economic boost, attracting an estimated 65,000 attendees and generating around $10 million in local revenue. Over the course of its five-day basketball competition, the event drives spending across local retailers, restaurants, hotels, attractions, and gas stations, according to the Sioux Falls Sports Authority.