Pierre residents reminded of political sign rules ahead of June 2 primary election Walworth County Commissioners each weigh in on the jail project Egg Prices Ease as Poultry Producers Prepare for Spring Wildfowl Migration Poll: Voters Overwhelmingly Support Year-Round E15 Govs shutout Aberdeen Central to open up softball season U.S. Department of Agriculture moving Forest Service office to Utah Pierre ProStart instructor earns State Educator of Excellence honor Work starts today on Elizabeth Street between Euclid and Grand Avenues Attorneys General urge Congress to pass legislation regulating Xylazine New downtown redevelopment project to begin on former city hall site in Pierre A college instructor turns to typewriters to curb AI-written work and teach life lessons Fort Pierre man enters guilty pleas to one felony, one misdemeanor drug charge connected to statewide sting conducted in June USMEF: Ecuador Agreement on Reciprocal Trade Good News for U.S. Beef and Pork R-CALF USA engages in White House meetings, presses cattle industry reforms U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council Releases 2025/2026 Corn Export Cargo Quality Report Farmers Expected to Shift Acres from Corn to Soybeans Amid Rising Costs Man from Iowa sentenced to prison on drug charges connected to death of woman from Kennebec in Hughes County in September Fire ban issued for select units of Nebraska National Forests and Grasslands; Fort Pierre National Grassland has its own open fire ban Dakota Avenue near Avera St. Mary's Hospital in Pierre to be temporarily closed today Pierre City Commission meets this evening

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