Country Music News
Luke Bryan Doesn't Get How Jason Aldean Can Shoot So Much Tequila
Note to self: Never get into a drinking contest with Jason Aldean. Continue reading…
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Cody Johnson Says His Six-Month-Old Son is 'Fat + Happy'
Johnson says there's one big difference between six-month-old Jaycee today and his daughters when they were babies. Continue reading...
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Exclusive: A Peek Into Vince Gill + Amy Grant's Home Life
Do Vince Gill and Amy Grant bring the music home with them, or do they leave all that at work? Grant tells all. Continue reading…
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News
Sixth Circuit Treatment Court graduates finish program with combined total of 3600+ days of sobriety
Six more people have successfully completed the Sixth Judicial Circuit's Treatment Court program. Graduates Frances, Misty, Teyaune, Raden, Keith and Leslie were honored by family, friends and supporters during a ceremony Wednesday morning (May 13, 2026) in Pierre. Together they had a total of 3611 days of sobriety. Ma...
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Stanley County School Board meets this evening
The Stanley County School Board meets this evening (May 13, 2026) at 6pm CT at Parkview Auditorium in Fort Pierre. Among items on the agenda are: Stanley County Certified and Classified Negotiated Agreements SDHSAA Board of Directors Election and Amendment Ballots Preliminary Budget Presentation The Stanley County Scho...
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SD Department of Health Workforce and Education Center in final stages of construction
May 13, 2026: The South Dakota Department of Health's new Workforce and Education Center in Pierre has been under construction for two years and is scheduled to be finished sometime this Fall. State Secretary of Health Melissa Magstadt said federal dollars received during the COVID-19 pandemic (American Rescue Plan Act...
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Sports

South Dakota High School football, softball & gymnastics officials to see pay raise in upcoming season; No raise on ticket prices for fans
Some of South Dakota's athletic officials will be seeing a welcomed bump in pay come the 2026 high school season. At the Pierre School Board meeting on Monday, Pierre School District Business Manager Travis Dovre proposed raises for officials in football, softball and gymnastics. The motion was unanimously passed and w...
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Central South Dakota's top talent shines at Capital City Qualifier
Hollister Field and Riggs High held the Capital City Qualifier Tuesday afternoon hosting schools from across the Central South Dakota region. It was a warm and windy day that saw some of the area's top athletes perform well, here's some of the results from the qualifier. The schools that competed were Aberdeen Central,...
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Special Olympics Torch Run makes its way through Pierre
The Special Olympics will host their Opening Ceremonies Thursday night in Spearfish welcoming athletes from all across the state to compete in a multitude of different events. One of the longstanding traditions is the torch makes its way periodically across South Dakota, and on Wednesday and Thursday morning it made it...
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Farm News
USDA Research and Crop Policy Remain Key Focus
Federal agriculture research and crop policy remain major issues as lawmakers continue discussions surrounding the 2026 farm bill and USDA priorities. The USDA Economic Research Service reported ongoing research tied to commodity programs, conservation, crop insurance and rural development will play a major role in sha...
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Beef Import Debate Intensifies as Prices Rise
The Trump administration has delayed plans to reduce tariffs on imported beef after pushback from cattle producers and lawmakers concerned about impacts on U.S. ranchers. The Wall Street Journal reports officials had considered increasing beef imports to help ease record-high retail beef prices. Ranch groups warned exp...
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Florida Blueberry Growers Take 75% Loss from Freeze
Florida blueberry growers are reporting severe crop losses after a series of freezes in late January and early February damaged plants across central and northern parts of the state, industry officials said. Many farms lost between two-thirds and 75% of their crop, far worse than early estimates. Austin Sigety of Frogm...
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