If you’re looking to get out of the PNW this summer and head somewhere with adventure, monumental attractions, and outdoor experiences, you might want to add ...

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he wants the luxury resort on the eastern seacoast to become a "world destination," but the country has been reluctant to allow in foreign tourists.

The Red, White and Blue School in Geddes, South Dakota, has been standing for well over 100 years. The colors of the school reflect the patriotism the settlers of the area felt when they built it.

The Boxelder Job Corps center in Nemo and the similar Pine Ridge Job Corps facility in Chadron, Nebraska, just south of the South Dakota state line are two of 24 Job Corps sites that are run by ...

UND commit Carter Sanderson is South Dakota's first NHL pick The Pittsburgh Penguins selected the 2026 forward recruit in the sixth round.

The Abandoned Town In South Dakota That Most People Stay Far, Far Away From Scenic, South Dakota, once a thriving town, is now an eerie, abandoned ghost town worth visiting.

More than 200 bills were signed into law during South Dakota's legislative session in 2025, and the vast majority of them take effect July 1.

US Rep. Dusty Johnson announces he's entering race to become South Dakota governor South Dakota’s lone member of the U.S. House, Dusty Johnson, has announced that he is entering the race to ...

FBI says it's uncovered largest medical fraud in US history Pentagon shares test footage of bunker-buster bomb infiltrating cave Republican senator quits over ‘big beautiful bill’ Remembering ...

It eventually led to her transferring to South Dakota State prior to her junior season. “My college career was not what I had ever expected, a lot of things made it difficult,” Conklin said. “Coming ...

Marty Jackley plans to run for U.S. Rep. Dusty Johnson's job in 2026, the attorney general confirmed to the Argus Leader in a phone interview June 27.

Under South Dakota’s 2006 trigger law, abortion is banned and considered a Class 6 felony punishable by up to two years in prison and up to a $4,000 fine.