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BROOKINGS — Teaching character and serving the community are the twin pillars of Trail Life, a non-denominational Christian boys’ group. And on Jan. 11, local Troop 5511 will put those …

One of the former state of South Dakota employees accused in a recent string of criminal cases took a plea deal Monday and was sentenced to serve probation and pay fines and restitution. Lynne …

Sow and Grow

Over the past three decades, water quality in South Dakota has played a pivotal role in shaping agricultural practices, crop production, and environmental sustainability. The complex relationship …

BROOKINGS — An early Monday morning blaze at Brost’s Fashions in downtown Brookings has destroyed the store, affected at least eight other businesses and left 13 apartments —with an …

BROOKINGS — South Dakota State University Extension’s 4-H program will host its fifth annual 4-H Capitol Day on Jan. 22, 2025, in Pierre. Held in conjunction with Brookings and SDSU days …

From the Garden

Holidays are filled with lots of food, presents, and busy schedules. A walk in nature is a great way to burn calories, combat stress, and improve your health and well-being. Getting everyone excited …

Read all about what's on the menu in Brookings, Bruce and Elkton in the days ahead.

Read all about what Brookings-area governing agencies have on their agendas for the week starting Dec. 29.

BROOKINGS — South Dakota State University was awarded a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to support Native American students through the USDA’s New Beginnings for …

Student News

MADISON — Dakota State University student Emily Rystrom is student teaching first grade for the spring 2025 semester in the Sioux Valley School District. Rystrom is an early childhood education …

4-H News

The Little Leprechaun 4-H club met Friday, Dec. 13, 2024 for caroling and their Christmas party. A potluck supper had 31 people in attendance. A brief meeting was held after the supper.   …

IGLOO — A former military munitions site with concrete bunkers now used as residences has become the source of numerous lawsuits, several complaints to the South Dakota Attorney General's …

Eye on the Sky

I wanted to start this week’s article hoping that everyone was able to enjoy a great start to the holiday season. Please remember those who are deployed away from home in our military and …

CANTON — Commissioners in South Dakota’s fastest-growing county punted on four carbon dioxide pipeline ordinances on Christmas Eve, opting to let their planning staff and two new …

The 10th annual Pack-The-Pantry Drive at South Dakota State University in November saw 3,823 food items collected for Jack’s Cupboard, SDSU’s student-run food pantry. The top contributor …

BROOKINGS — It isn’t quite Christmas yet, but Brookings just received an early present in the form of a new Target store coming to the city at the Brookings Marketplace development. …

WAGNER — Federal officers used pepper spray and shot and killed a young man with a criminal history moments after he livestreamed himself brushing his teeth in the basement of a tribal housing …

South Dakota high school students will pay 50% more to take dual credit courses if legislators adopt a budget proposal by Republican Gov. Kristi Noem. Currently, students pay one-third of the …

South Dakota regulators will charge a carbon dioxide pipeline company up to $876,000 to help cover the cost of evaluating its new permit application. It’s Summit Carbon Solutions’ …

PIERRE — A South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation review indicates that two Yankton police officers were justified in a shooting that occurred Dec. 5 in Yankton. “This …

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