Brian Allen

The project involves a stretch of SD State Highway 34 from Interstate 29 west to the city of Madison as well as the thousands of cars that travel that stretch of road every day.

Six weeks ago, a radio station in Worthington, Minnesota, made the decision to do something different with its signal.

Two road construction projects near Madison will be needed in order to remedy disrepair and accommodate traffic, but they’re both waiting for the go-ahead.

Johnson was born in Canton and raised in Vermillion. His legacy of political service stretched more than 35 years, first in Pierre then in Washington, DC.

The tables in a square covered with wrapping paper, bows and colorful string were manned by volunteers who help make your holidays easier to help those whose holidays are tough.

For more than 20 years, Orthopedic Institute has called its Avera McKennan campus home, but as the city has grown, so has the number of patients who need their kind of care.

Sanford developed a database of who should be sent a home screening kit. The number they came up with is a big one.

For those who work with South Dakota’s deaf children, if those kids live in rural areas, they often don’t know anyone else who also has hearing loss. But an annual event in Sioux Falls is working to change that, using golf.

Since Monday, more than 50 sailors have been connecting with the community by speaking with school kids and working on projects for homeless veterans, among other activities.

It’s one of the more popular events at Dakotafest; when South Dakota’s two senators and one congressman sit down with statewide producers to answer their questions, discuss their concerns, and try to look into the political crystal ball and figure out what’s coming next.