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Local author explores the history of the Ku Klux Klan in South Dakota
This interview originally aired on "In the Moment" on SDPB Radio. Arley Fadness is the author of the nonfiction book "The Ku Klux Klan in South Dakota." He'll present on his book and what he learned from his historical research in Sioux Falls next week. The library event is already...
SDSU Extension, SD Specialty Producers Association To Host Soil, Cover Crop Field Day
BROOKINGS — South Dakota State University Extension and the South Dakota Specialty Producers Association invite the public to attend a Soil Health and Cover Crop Field Day for vegetable growers. The event is from 9 to 11:30 a.m. CDT on Sept. 5 at Blue Sky Vegetable Co. near Worthing....
South Dakota Supreme Court denies bid to exclude ballots initially rejected from June election
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — The South Dakota Supreme Court has rejected an effort to exclude more than 100 absentee ballots that had initially been rejected but were later counted in the state’s June election. The leader of a conservative election group and an unsuccessful Republican legislative candidate asked the court last month to order the top election official in Minnehaha County, home to Sioux Falls, to “revert to the unofficial vote count totals” without the 132 ballots, and “to conduct a thorough review” of registered voters in two precincts, among other requests. The court on Friday denied the pair’s request, meaning the ballots, which a recount board later included, will stand. In June, South Dakota Canvassing President Jessica Pollema had challenged ballots in the two precincts. She alleged that voter registration forms were either incomplete or listed addresses that weren’t where voters actually lived, in violation of state and federal law. One precinct board denied her challenge. The other, in a legislative district represented by all Democrats, rejected 132 of 164 challenged ballots.
Best Pizza in Midwest? Where South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota Rank
There are two hubs when it comes to all things pizza in the United States - New York City and Chicago. Each city has its own unique styles of pies, from the Big Apple's large, thin slices, to the Windy City's signature deep dish creations. So when it comes to...
Gas Prices Keep Dropping Across South Dakota
Gas prices have been steadily dropping across South Dakota providing much-needed relief. According to data from the American Automobile Association (AAA), the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in South Dakota has dropped by over 50 cents since the beginning of the year. The drop in prices has...
Public Invited to Heartland Expressway Meeting Thursday
The public still has a chance to attend the Heartland Expressway annual meeting, scheduled for this Thursday at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites in Chadron. Ports to Plains CEO Lauren Garduno will be the keynote speaker for the event, and Austin Kellogg of the Nebraska Department of Transportation will also make an appearance, said Deb Cottier, director of the Northwest Nebraska Development Corporation.
South Dakota state regulators trim and approve Montana-Dakota Utilities rate increases
Montana-Dakota Utilities received permission from state regulators last week to raise its rates for South Dakota natural gas and electrical customers, though not by as much as the company requested. The decision comes after a year-long analysis of the company’s request to raise its electrical rates by 17% and its natural gas rates by 11%. […]
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