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The COVID pandemic hit people hard, some hard enough that they needed to turn to homeless advocacy groups.

The South Dakota native will fill the seat of newly appointed Supreme Court Justice Steven Jensen, who filled the slot of the retiring Chief Justice David Gilbertson.

Rapid City Stevens High School students will begin distance learning on Oct. 29 during a statewide spike in COVID-19.

Tourism plays a key role in South Dakota's economy, and during the summer, visitors still made the trip to the Black Hills, despite COVID 19.

More than 35% of the state’s 565,000 registered voters have requested to vote by mail for the 2020 presidential election.

Peter Beitzell, was harassing and exchanging words with others in the crowd before brandishing weapons at a Trump campaign event in Bangor, Maine, Noem’s security team said.

South Dakota, and the nation, are preparing for a COVID vaccine rollout.

Health officials have identified 28 possible reinfections, though the state cautioned that these reinfection cases have not been confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control.

Pastors and church leaders met in Box Elder to announce an upcoming Black Hills Paha Sapa Celebration.

Authorities have arrested a man who is wanted on several felony warrants in Pierre.