Recent collaborative efforts to find a missing member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe have made it clear to Spirit Lake Nation's public relations specialist that tribes across the state can, and ...

The move marks a major victory for landowners who have spent several years battling Summit Carbon Solutions' proposed use of eminent domain for its 2,500-mile carbon capture pipeline.

His and Muckey’s constituency grew by thousands of full-time travelers in the last round of legislative redistricting because ...

The South Dakota Department of Transportation is looking for input from the public to help develop the Statewide Active ...

South Dakota Searchlight: Tribes seek protection for Wounded Knee Massacre site (January 10, 2025) Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-South Dakota) reintroduced a bill to protect 40 acres at the Wounded Knee ...

Meanwhile, in South Dakota, tribal attorneys are pressing for further environmental studies of the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline. The 1,170-mile conduit will carry oil from North Dakota ...

The court documents in the case are sealed, but authorities said Sangrait was killed on the Ellsworth Air Force Base in western South Dakota, where Chappelle was stationed as an active-duty airman.

Buche said last summer, he worked with the Pass Creek Tribal Council to serve 28,000 ... If you are in need of a meal, search the map on Feeding South Dakota’s website to find a food bank ...

The Sioux Falls Argus reported that the South Dakota project to create a tourist destination for cannabis in a state that doesn’t permit legal or medicinal cannabis is in... Download the free ...

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department hopes to keep the fatal illness, which appeared in two new hunting units in 2024, from moving east. The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is working ...

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - There are 38 Tribal colleges and universities across the U.S., that’s according to the American Indian Higher Education Consortium. These schools are federally funded ...

South Dakota state Sen. Tamara Grove sponsored the bill to repeal the act. It passed 32-3. Grove said the bill came out of a meeting she and leaders of tribal nations had in South Dakota.