House passes funding package to end partial government shutdown; ME leads on climate action as U.S. withdraws from global agreements; Amid federal DEI rollbacks, MS Black women face job loss and severe wage gap; Judge denies Trump bid to end TPS for Haitians as ICE fears loom; Report: Feds have delivered on Project 2025 at expense of public lands.
A partial government shutdown is ending, but the GOP is refusing to bow to Democratic reforms for ICE and president Trump calls for nationalizing elections, raising questions about processes central to democracy.
DES MOINES, Iowa - Dozens of environmental and faith groups from throughout the Midwest are calling for more investments in clean energy and energy …
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - Today's generation of children could become the first in American history to live shorter lives than their parents, because …
Sioux Falls, SD - South Dakota labor groups gathering for their annual Labor Day rally in Sioux Falls Monday say their focus will be on health care …
Pierre, SD - Today marks the 45th anniversary of the signing of the Wilderness Act, and for South Dakota, this year holds promise that more wild …
HURON, S.D. - The state Public Utilities Commission says wind energy production in South Dakota could easily double next year, with a billion dollar …
LYONS, S.D. - Good economic news is blowing in the wind for South Dakota. A new analysis from the Center for Rural Affairs says wind power and other …
Howard, SD - A group that's promoting more investment in renewable energy says that 5,000 jobs could be created in South Dakota with a transition to …
Sioux Falls, SD - Leaders of a faith-based visitation program at the Minnehaha County Jail are hoping to expand to other areas of South Dakota…
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - Taking a bite out of cancer is the goal of The Great American Eat Right Challenge from the American Cancer Society. The new …
ABERDEEN, S. D. - Despite polling that shows a majority of Americans believe the nation's healthcare system is in need of a major overhaul, finding …
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