Sioux woman Michelle Elbow Shield's remains were identified using advanced DNA tests, more than a year after she went missing in South Dakota.

House Resolution 6010 seeks to establish an interim legislative study committee to regulate development activities, mineral and mining industries and residential development taking place within the Hills.

Special Olympics of South Dakota aimed to raise $135k, a goal that was blown out of the water even before the event began

Authorities have identified a body found on a South Dakota reservation in January as Michelle Elbow Shield, a Sioux woman who disappeared more than a year ago.

"Traditions are so important, and Grubby is kind of at the epicenter of tradition". A look back at SD Mines Grubby's history, including the famous bronze statue on campus.

Crime in South Dakota rose by 1.2% in 2024, according to a yearly report from the South Dakota Office of the Attorney General, including homicides.

A resolution supporting Amtrak expansion to South Dakota has made it out of the House and now heads to the Senate.

House lawmakers voted 49-21 Wednesday afternoon to segregate restrooms in state-owned facilities such as the Capitol, prisons, university buildings and public schools by sex assigned at birth.

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Lead-based mining company Dakota Gold announced the discovery of a significant gold deposit underneath Richmond Hill. Richmond Hill’s gold is part of a larger underground deposit, some of which is being mined at the Wharf Mine a couple miles to the south.

Riverfront Broadcasting’s annual Black Hills Cares for St. Jude radiothon set a new fundraising record, collecting $95,154 in donations from XROCK ( KDDX) and Eagle Country (KZZI) listeners across Rapid City and Spearfish, SD.

FORESTBURG, S.D. — Winners of 15 of the final 16 regular-season contests, including a five-game streak entering the region playoffs, the Sanborn Central/Woonsocket girls re-entered the South Dakota Prep Media basketball poll this week as the No. 5 squad in Class B.

More than 400 international teachers hold active certificates to teach in South Dakota schools. Here's why that's so crucial right now.