Regional Community Bankers say the farm economy is sagging. Creighton University's monthly "Rural Mainstreet Index" of the ten-state region fell deeper into negative territory. Low commodity prices are the main problem...and nearly three-fourths of the bankers surveyed say tariffs are largely to blame. Banker...

The Nike Swoosh will be in high profile for the next decade at the University of South Dakota. The school has signed a ten-year deal making Nike the official provider of uniforms, apparel, equipment and accessories for the Coyotes. Players and coaches will be sporting Nike gear at games, practices and team events start...

The City of Sioux Falls is opening two leaf and branch drop-off sites for the fall season, starting tomorrow. Residents of the five-county region served by the Sioux Falls Regional Landfill can drop off leaves and branches free of charge. The sites will be open through the end of November, closing at 5 pm daily.

It was a close call for a Minnehaha County Sheriff's Deputy. The Deputy was parked just west of Hartford on Highway 38 at about 4:30 am yesterday. A vehicle, that was later found to be carrying meth, crossed both lanes of traffic and hit the deputy's cruiser. The driver of the other vehicle is identified as Elizabeth B...

Lieutenant Governor, Tony Venhuizen, has been instrumental in the effort to win approval of the prison plan. He chaired the Project Prison Reset Task force, which selected a new sight and capped the cost of the proposed facility at 650-million dollars. Venhuizen says he's optimistic about winning approval for the priso...

Regional Community Bankers say the farm economy is sagging. Creighton University's monthly "Rural Mainstreet Index" of the ten-state region fell deeper into negative territory. Low commodity prices are the main problem...and nearly three-fourths of the bankers surveyed say tariffs are largely to blame. Banker...

The Nike Swoosh will be in high profile for the next decade at the University of South Dakota. The school has signed a ten-year deal making Nike the official provider of uniforms, apparel, equipment and accessories for the Coyotes. Players and coaches will be sporting Nike gear at games, practices and team events start...

The City of Sioux Falls is opening two leaf and branch drop-off sites for the fall season, starting tomorrow. Residents of the five-county region served by the Sioux Falls Regional Landfill can drop off leaves and branches free of charge. The sites will be open through the end of November, closing at 5 pm daily.

It was a close call for a Minnehaha County Sheriff's Deputy. The Deputy was parked just west of Hartford on Highway 38 at about 4:30 am yesterday. A vehicle, that was later found to be carrying meth, crossed both lanes of traffic and hit the deputy's cruiser. The driver of the other vehicle is identified as Elizabeth B...

Senator Mike Rounds says South Dakotans deserve better mail service, and he's pressing the U.S. Postal Service to fix it. Rounds wrote to Postmaster General David Steiner, saying letters and newspapers are sometimes taking weeks to arrive, even when sent within the state. He called the service decline unacceptable and ...

The Sioux Falls Canaries are just one game away from a league championship. A 12-strikeout performance by pitcher Ryan Zimmerman led them to a 5-3 win over Kane County at the Bird Cage last night. Game four is tonight, with the Canaries leading the best of five series two games to one.

Tonight is a big night for the Sioux Falls Canaries, who are hoping to get one win closer to a league championship. They host Kane County at the Bird Cage tonight in game three of the five-game championship series. The two teams are knotted up at one win apiece, with the next three games in Sioux Falls.

The Sioux Falls Canaries dropped game one of the Miles Wolff Cup Final last night, falling to Kane County 4-3. A Josh Rehwaldt solo homer and a bases loaded walk gave the Canaries the lead in the top of the fifth, but Kane County tied things up in the bottom half of the frame. The two teams square off for game two toni...

South Dakota's public university system is enjoying modest growth. The six public universities have more than 36-thousand students for the second straight year. The state's technical colleges have seen the strongest growth, with Mitchell Tech up by 8.6-percent from a year ago. Dakota State also set a new record high, w...

Week two of the FCS brings a huge challenge for the second ranked SDSU Jackrabbits. They face third ranked Montana State in Montana. The Bobcats were blown out by the Oregon Ducks, while the Jacks won their home opener.

Lieutenant Governor, Tony Venhuizen, has been instrumental in the effort to win approval of the prison plan. He chaired the Project Prison Reset Task force, which selected a new sight and capped the cost of the proposed facility at 650-million dollars. Venhuizen says he's optimistic about winning approval for the priso...

Congressman Dusty Johnson says work has to be done to head off a government shutdown at the end of the month. He calls shutdowns stupid. Johnson says he's hopeful an agreement can be reached to delay the showdown long enough to reach agreement in problem areas.

Senator Mike Rounds says South Dakotans deserve better mail service, and he's pressing the U.S. Postal Service to fix it. Rounds wrote to Postmaster General David Steiner, saying letters and newspapers are sometimes taking weeks to arrive, even when sent within the state. He called the service decline unacceptable and ...

A South Dakota nonprofit is calling out Senate Majority Leader John Thune. 'We The People South Dakota' says Thune has supported President Trump's actions without proper oversight, including confirming cabinet picks they call "loyalty over competence." They are launching a petition that claims he's failed to ...

The fight against hunger has come a long way in South Dakota in the past 50 years but there's still more to be done. Feeding South Dakota began 50 years ago as food pantries in Sioux Falls and Rapid City. The two joined forces and have since added facilities in Pierre.Vice President of Public Relations, Stacey Andernac...

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By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK (Reuters) -Amazon.com sued the New York State Public Employment Relations Board on Monday to block it from enforcing a new law that the online retailer considers an attempt to illegally regulate private sector labor relatio...