Mom, Daddy, and I were out for our morning walk on the ranch when we looked up to see this white rainbow amidst the ranch beauty. None of us had ever seen a white rainbow before, or even heard of o…| Dawn Wink: Dewdrops
BROOKINGS, S.D. – Registration is open for the 2025-2026 South Dakota State University Extension Calf Value Discovery program. Julie Walker, professor and SDSU Extension Beef Specialist, said the program provides producers with valuable information that can help them boost their operation’s bottom line and streamline decisions. “All producers have a target or end goal they […] The post Register Now for SDSU Extension Calf Value Discovery Program appeared first on Morning Ag Clips.| Morning Ag Clips
Americans will celebrate National Taco Day on Oct. 7, and voters in Forum Communications' annual Best of the Best contests have recommendations on where to enjoy the best tacos.| Best of the Midwest
How a trip to the state fair grew into a popping business for one South Dakota family.| Agweek
Intermittent heavy rains that began in the middle of the May spurred an improvement in drought conditions in parts of the region, but more moisture will be needed to keep things growing.| Agweek
Glenn Muller, executive director of South Dakota Pork Producers, was named the 2025 SD Governor's Ag Ambassador. This award recognizes an individual who made an impact on the agricultural industry.| Agweek
Conservation organizations in South Dakota joined forces to provide a training course for landowners to learn more about how to incorporate prescribed burns on their land.| Agweek
John and the Jacks' AD talk basketball but also the future of the FCS, NIL, revenue sharing with athletes and his school's success and culture.| Sioux Falls Live
Rhoden says taxpayers will still come out ahead on new plan compared to old one| Sioux Falls Live
During the pandemic, Langland Cattle Company launched its direct-to-consumer beef business. Shortly after, they started creating a skin care line using the beef tallow from their livestock.| Mitchell Republic
"For many of us, leaving the child on campus and driving home takes more will power than we knew existed in the human spirit. The heart is squeezed to near bursting," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Sioux Falls Live
"Sitting on the porch on a hot August night, I knew I should be less quick to wish away any day of my life, no matter what the season," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Sioux Falls Live
The USDA confirmed an outbreak in Faulk County in northeast South Dakota. The outbreak meant 55,400 birds were killed to prevent the spread of the disease. It is the first case in a U.S. commercial flock since July 2.| Sioux Falls Live
The program focused on recruiting and retaining underrepresented students to pursue graduate degrees through the USD Division of Biomedical and Translational Science.| Sioux Falls Live
"Back in July, I drove home from my most recent wellness check reflecting on how much emphasis the doctor places on movement, especially walking," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Sioux Falls Live
"Looking back, I guess I have only two regrets in all the years I wrote about the State Fair," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Sioux Falls Live
"I don’t think I could name a Swift song to win a bet, but I have heard many of them – usually when my granddaughters are singing along and busting dance moves," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Sioux Falls Live
"I should be living in this house, not just finding my way through the accumulated stuff," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Sioux Falls Live
Sioux Falls police chief, county sheriff grateful for trooper help, but would prefer long-term presence.| Sioux Falls Live
System-wide enrollment peaked at 36,662 in 2017, and no year since then has equaled that mark.| Sioux Falls Live
Ceremony ensures Spc. Richard L. Miller’s sacrifice will not be forgotten| Mitchell Republic
“You cannot change this funding and ask us to ‘hope’ that it’s OK."| Sioux Falls Live
Heading to the Black Hills, Badlands National Park and Mount Rushmore National Memorial on your next road trip? Then you'll want to read up. Our trip planner has all must see, not to be missed, where and when to travel, and other local travel tips. The post Black Hills, Rushmore, Badlands & Devils Tower Trip Planner appeared first on GuideAlong.| GuideAlong
Republicans are weighing billions of dollars in cuts to Medicaid, jeopardizing health care coverage for some of the 80 million U.S. adults and children enrolled in the safety net program.| AP News
Sunflowers were in full bloom in mid-August, including in North Dakota, which leads the nation in the crop most years. As tourists stop to see the bright blooms, markets and conditions were strong.| Park Rapids Enterprise
After years of political upheaval, court battles and legislative tugs-of-war, the plan to build a new men’s prison in Lincoln County south of Harrisburg is dead.| Sioux Falls Live
The Dakota Scout identifies erroneous crime stats used to tout governor's public safety campaign| Sioux Falls Live
Questions on construction manager, sunk costs and hidden costs remain as special session approaches| Sioux Falls Live
Mitchell among 13 locations task force examining to restart failed Lincoln County project| Mitchell Republic
We made every classic Badlands blunder—wrong time of day, wrong side of the park, and not enough time to soak it all in. Here’s what we’d do differently, and how you can avoid the same regrets. The post What We Got Wrong in Badlands National Park — So You Don’t Have To appeared first on Miles with McConkey.| Miles with McConkey
Both Ag with Emma and That Fit Agvocate have been sharing about their journeys in the agricultural world and how they also find time to prioritize mental and physical health through it all.| Agweek
The late August saturation patrol is the first of what will be two per month for the next five months.| Sioux Falls Live
Property tax caps and sluggish economy present real and present reductions in city spending for the foreseeable future.| Sioux Falls Live
West coast of Ireland, Indo-Tanzanian culture and Missouri indie-rockers featured in a full weekend of mid-August fun.| Sioux Falls Live
Lizzi No kicks off the weekend on Thursday with her folk and country followed by blues, soul and R&B on Friday and Saturday.| Sioux Falls Live
Native American icons Brule return for two shows while South Dakota native Tristen Schofield kicks off the weekend with traditional country.| Sioux Falls Live
Blues rocker Dyer Davis hoping for dry weekend for his return to Sioux Falls after flooding disrupted a previous visit.| Sioux Falls Live
Big outdoor music festivals are fun and exciting but things can also go bad so it's important to know what you're getting into.| Sioux Falls Live
Greater Good Charities is upgrading the shelter’s cat facilities to improve the space and encourage adoptions.| Sioux Falls Live
More than 100 artists will be performing at six venues in downtown Sioux Falls on Aug. 8-9.| Sioux Falls Live
"Looking back, I guess I have only two regrets in all the years I wrote about the State Fair," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Mitchell Republic
"My imagination saw me striding effortlessly down the lane, covering miles of township road. Reality saw me sitting on the living room couch finishing the book I had started," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Mitchell Republic
"I don’t think I could name a Swift song to win a bet, but I have heard many of them – usually when my granddaughters are singing along and busting dance moves," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Mitchell Republic
"Nancy and I have seen one granddaughter in a diabetic coma. It was terrifying how quickly things turned bad, amazing how proper treatment in a hospital brought the young woman back from such a dark place," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Mitchell Republic
Reporting from Capitol Hill shows key members of Congress following through on part of our recent primary ask.| Citizens' Climate Lobby
The two occupants of the 50-year-old jet had departed Watertown, South Dakota, on the way to Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, and climbed to 20,000 feet before making a rapid descent and crashing.| West Central Tribune
Family of suspect and victim were never officially told the case was solved. Now they want to meet with police.| Cloquet Pine Journal
"Most government boards in South Dakota are comprised of citizens who volunteer their time and energy to serve in a public role," writes David Bordewyk, executive director, SD NewsMedia Association.| Mitchell Republic
Brian Guimond is among a league of parents and family members who have sat in the dark for decades, questioning whether there should be more transparency into missing persons and cold case investigations.| Bemidji Pioneer
Sugarbeet yields could range from records for some farmers to next to nothing for those with damage from severe weather. But the overall outcome is likely to be average to above average production.| Agweek
Franny Fritz of Iroquois, South Dakota, is one of the nominees for Dakotafest Woman Farmer/Rancher of the Year. She is the owner and operator of her family's farming operation.| Agweek
For the past 12 years, the Keep Farmers Farming program has been helping farms and ranches plan the transition to the next generation.| Agweek
Two teams from South Dakota State University traveled to Brazil to compete in an international agribusiness case study analysis competition and one of those teams brought home the champion title.| Agweek
The three-day farm show — the 29th edition in Mitchell — will take place on Aug. 19-21.| Agweek
100 years later, great-grandson began quest to clear his ancestor’s name after finding a lost note from the killer.| Dickinson Press
President Donald Trump's order to stop funds for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting threatens 29 percent of the budget for Pioneer PBS in western Minnesota.| West Central Tribune
Have you ever wondered about the secrets hidden in South Dakota's prairie homestead barn foundations? These barns, built by pioneers,... The post Secrets Of South Dakota’s Prairie Homestead Barn Foundations appeared first on TouristSecrets.| TouristSecrets
Discover the best time to visit Badlands National Park with tips on crowds, weather, cost, and activities to help you plan the perfect trip.| Miles with McConkey
There are many things agricultural operation owners need to keep in mind when considering adding agritourism to their list of services.| Agweek
Reid Rasner lost by 43 points in a U.S. Senate race and has offered few details in support of his multibillion-dollar bid, but has won over the Rushmore State’s governor| Mitchell Republic
At the Governor's Ag Summit in Deadwood, South Dakota, one topic discussed was how to reach a younger consumer about incorporating pork into their diets.| Mitchell Republic
"In my press photography days in college, the cameras we used were Speed or Crown Graphics, the boxy contraptions you may have seen if you watched a movie," Terry Woster writes.| Sioux Falls Live
The long stretches of desolate road and wide-open spaces of the Wild West have been luring the curious, the dreamers, and the nature enthusiasts since nearly| The Travelers Way
South Dakota's three National Weather Service forecast offices are short of staff, sending up fewer weather balloons| Sioux Falls Live
“We have an opportunity in front of us to grow this community, for our businesses, for our housing developments,” said Mitchell Area Development Corporation CEO Mike Lauritsen.| Mitchell Republic
"Rain clouds stalled over the higher elevations of the Black Hills on the afternoon of June 9, a Friday," Terry Woster writes. "The night editor told me dozens and dozens of people were feared dead."| Mitchell Republic
Joseph Rommich will be third full-time warden at Sioux Falls facility in four years| Mitchell Republic
I read a piece in Psychology Today that suggested a person with stage fright should acknowledge that the fear is “emotional, not rational," Terry Woster writes.| Mitchell Republic
You can’t operate a business that depends for its success on weather, markets and somebody else’s farm policy. Dad handled the big farm decisions and, I suppose, the stress, Terry Woster writes.| Mitchell Republic
Folks didn’t use to talk about being hydrated, not when I was young. I’m not sure why. It had to have been as important then as it is today, Terry Woster writes.| Mitchell Republic
Former Presidents James A. Garfield's and Franklin D. Roosevelt words ring solemn and true on this weekend of remembrance, Terry Woster writes.| Mitchell Republic
The Black Hills of South Dakota offers two caves, here's the top things to do at Wind Cave National Park along with Jewel Cave.| Carful of Kids Travel
Entertainers booked without motion by board, violating open meeting laws| Mitchell Republic
Becca (Grimes) Francis, of Gilmer, Texas, and Sydni (Borders) Lammers, of Kilgore, Texas, were recognized for their achievements in beef cattle research.| Agweek
From scenic drives to burros that love carrots to cozy cabins, here are the Top Things to do in Custer State Park with kids.| Carful of Kids Travel
Mount Rushmore is one of the top attractions in the Black Hills. Here's the top things to do at Mount Rushmore.| Carful of Kids Travel
It's a legendary Road Trip stop. From the donuts to the shopping here are the top things to do in Wall Drug Store in South Dakota.| Carful of Kids Travel
From hiking to camping, here are the top things to do in Badlands National Park to about an hour from other top South Dakota destinations.| Carful of Kids Travel
Jorgensen Land and Cattle is the largest seedstock producer in the nation, creating well-balanced Angus cattle.| Agweek
Current occupants of former Security National Bank and Trust in South Dakota reflect on notorious crime| Wadena Pioneer Journal
"Living and working in Pierre, I had many opportunities to be around several governors. The interactions sometimes tickled me," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Sioux Falls Live
Pandemic, change in downtown workforce changed mentoring pool for students| Sioux Falls Live
Summit Carbon Solutions has filed a motion to pause its permit application with the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission.| Brainerd Dispatch
A proposal for the City of Sioux Falls to build a fence around an adjacent parking lot to curb police calls has sparked speculation the homeless shelter may make way for redevelopment.| Sioux Falls Live
The American Resolve Policy Fund, which is tied to DHS Sec. Kristi Noem and longtime advisor Corey Lewandoski, is boosting social media posts of Fox News story critical of the Sioux Falls newspaper.| Sioux Falls Live
Summit Carbon Solutions has filed a motion to pause its permit application with the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission.| Sioux Falls Live
Gov. Larry Rhoden signed South Dakota House Bill 1052 into law Wedneday, prohibiting carbon pipeline companies from using eminent domain.| Sioux Falls Live
Summit Carbon Solutions has filed a motion to pause its permit application with the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission.| Wadena Pioneer Journal
"It seems like every day I read or hear a story about the price of eggs," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Sioux Falls Live
"We created images of what players looked like, how they ran and passed and shot baskets and played defense and stole the ball and blocked shots," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Sioux Falls Live
"Librarians aren’t in the profession — and it is a profession — to turn your kid on to harmful material," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Sioux Falls Live
"I’m sad to say that when we used to collect bottles, we ignored all the other rubbish in the weeds along the shoulders of the roads. We were in it for the bottles," columnist Terry Woster writes.| Sioux Falls Live
Law enforcement in Sioux Falls contacted the Detroit Police Department, who located and took into custody the two women accused of kidnapping 7-month-old Chosen Butler.| Sioux Falls Live
The former South Dakota governor’s personal lawyer sent a “cease and desist” letter to the Sioux Falls-based news outlet on Friday| Sioux Falls Live
Senate Majority Leader says "Russia is the aggressor" in war with Ukraine, calling the public blowout between Trump and Zelenskyy on Friday "spirited."| Mitchell Republic
Rep. Tony Venhuizen's nomination solves months-long mystery about Rhoden successor following Kristi Noem's departure| Mitchell Republic
The founder of Sands Wall Systems went from nearly ruining his life to helping others, but the pain is still there. "He still feels shame about it," says his wife.| Mitchell Republic
Gov. Larry Rhoden signed South Dakota House Bill 1052 into law, prohibiting carbon pipeline companies from using eminent domain.| Agweek
The Dakota Scout receives threat of legal action after auditor's office turned over invoices this week| Dickinson Press
Betty J. Cross of Sioux Falls was arrested in Detroit on a warrant for one count of first-degree kidnapping. Authorities say the infant is unharmed.| Mitchell Republic
