Geographically, India and South Dakota have some distance between them. But international business can make partners of ...

South Dakota lawmakers want people to be able to watch them in action more often, no matter where a viewer might be in the ...

"The lack of a watchdog for the community should depress anyone who cares about their right — the public’s right — to know ...

Alonso Molinacorona is facing 15 years in prison following the indictment of two separate charges by a Meade County grand ...

A South Dakota Lottery player recently won a $4 million jackpot in Vermillion. The player chose the cash option for the prize ...

In May of 1979, one of the first things you noticed when walking through the back door of the Rapid City Journal was the ...

Attorney General's office says California man was indicted on two felonies after Aug. 8 arrest for transporting 207 pounds of ...

Four communities in South Dakota abruptly lost their newspapers this week, leaving more than 40,000 people without a local source of print news — at least in the near term.

More and more often, people in the journalism business talk about “news deserts,” those places that have no newspapers or other local news coverage. I always felt sorry for those ...

A state lawmaker wants the South Dakota Legislature to meet in a joint session on January 15 and listen to a Thomas Jefferson ...

South Dakota AG Marty Jackley announced his leadership in a bipartisan alliance of 11 attorneys general to support cattle ...

Last week, like so many others, I read about the closure of four South Dakota newspapers that were among several owned by News Media Corp. In total 14 operations in five states shuttered; a blow to ...