Makenzie Huber

The $7 million in state cybersecurity funding for SecureSD expires in 2028. Once it runs out, local governments will have to absorb costs.

A federal change should help South Dakota's medical cannabis industry claim business tax deductions and gain access to banking, officials told state lawmakers, but questions remain about the broader impact.

A state Health Department official said home cultivation licenses for medical marijuana have grown by more than 1,000% in four years.

Southeast Technical College's newest building will train welders and machinists — and carry the name of a South Dakota politician.

A surge in public concern about a proposed highway reconstruction's potential impact on the scenic character of South Dakota's Black Hills led the state to extend the public comment deadline.

A shortage of rural radiology technicians prompted a new program at a technical college in the northeastern part of the state.

South Dakota has awarded more than $630,000 in the last year to help three emergency dispatch consolidations.

Native American student enrollment at South Dakota public universities has returned to its pre-pandemic level, according to a new report.

The South Dakota Board of Regents will ask for $60.5 million for projects related to artificial intelligence, national defense and building costs.

At least four South Dakota counties have decided to implement sales taxes to lower property taxes for homeowners.