me: “one ticket please” cashier: “which movie?” me:

Final tally was 14 losses. GOP primary voters really dislike the carbon pipeline. The guy recruited to take out Tyler Tordsen said some of the voters he met saw it as part of the Green New Deal.

South Dakota's Council of Juvenile Services threw federal grant support behind 17 diversion programs across the state. Several communities want to add host families for kids who need supervision but not secure detention. southdakotasearchlight.com/briefs/cultura…

A large swath of heavy rain has fallen across southeast South Dakota causing severe flooding. The National Weather Service in Sioux Falls has reported a few locations with rainfall totals above 7 inches. SDPB's Jordyn Henderson caught these images of the flash flooding. #sdwx

Interstate Closure Update (Monday, June 24, 2024 - 7:15 a.m.). The Interstate 29 closure was extended between exits 2 and 26 to aid in southbound traffic flow to and through the designated detour route. Find detour maps: SD511.org or dot.sd.gov/travelers/trav…

Here is a closer look at the flooding in soybean fields in Centerville, South Dakota on June 24, 2024. In this upcoming Agweek cover story, we take a look at the flooding conditions across South Dakota.

“I think a lot of people underestimate how good we are,” said Travis Dahle “South Dakota has always been very strong in speech and debate.” How strong? Pretty darn strong. In 2024, the national student of the year and coach of the year were both from SD. pigeon605.com/meet-the-sioux…

It's #NationalSwimmingPoolDay! There's no more famous pool in South Dakota than Evans Plunge in Hot Springs. The naturally warm mineral water was used as a health spa and a place for recreation. You can still swim there today! Photo circa 1930s: sddigitalarchives.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collec…

My NPR story about how Wall Drug isn’t just a tourist attraction but a rural pharmacy that townspeople, ranchers — who live as far as 60 miles away — and at least one prairie dog bite victim rely on. KFF Health News npr.org/2024/07/18/nx-…

Jackley hints at another investigation into misuse of state funds sdpb.org/crime-courts/2…

Meet the new host of Dakota Life, Tim Davison! A new season of Dakota Life begins this September on SDPB TV and all of our digital platforms.

SDPB’s Jackie Hendry and Lori Walsh are set to host SDPB’s live election coverage. Listen 🔽 sdpb.org/radio

AP Race Call: South Dakota voters reject a proposal to add protections for abortion rights to the state constitution. The outcome preserves a state law that makes it a felony to perform an abortion except to save the life of the mother. bit.ly/40xUxGA

Winner Regional Health announced the service change, citing ongoing challenges in recruiting physicians and difficulties with Medicaid reimbursement. sdpb.org/healthcare/202…

Whatever the brand shape, there is a good chance the brand was created by Governor Larry Rhoden. SDPB caught up with Rhoden as part of a 2024 episode of Dakota Life. Watch the full episode on YouTube youtube.com/live/IK0NqliQX…

“There’s cases that we know here in South Dakota where a child care worker is working away, blessed to have a child, and they want to come back but they can’t because it doesn’t make financial sense...That’s what this bill does." sdpb.org/2025-03-04/fin…

South Dakota Public Broadcasting will receive it’s full funding ask. The cuts proposed by former-Governor Kristi Noem will not go into effect. #SDLeg sdpb.org/politics/2025-…

Just learning that Gov. Rhoden has vetoed this bill--his only veto so far this session.

"In a letter to the House of Representatives, Rhoden said the bill shifts South Dakota’s child care assistance program away from its core mission of serving low-income families." sdpb.org/politics/2025-…

The governor's senior policy adviser signaled openness to continuing the conversation on child care solutions. sdpb.org/politics/2025-…