Sen. Mike Rounds Introduces Tribal Food Sovereignty Act
-C.J. Keene, News Director South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds has introduced legislation for tribal entities to have more self-control over how federal food assistance programs are utilized in
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Buffalo Roundup and Arts Festival Starts Today
-C.J. Keene, News Director Fourteen hundred buffalo are expected to be moved from the prairie to their pens at Custer State Park for this year’s Buffalo Roundup and Arts Festival, which
Senator Mike Rounds Chides Biden Administration Handling of Drone Strike
-C.J. Keene, News Director In the aftermath of a recent disastrous drone strike which killed ten Afghan civilians, South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds said to expect Afghanistan to stay in the
Indigenous Activists to Continue Battle Over Education Proposal
-C.J. Keene Indigenous activists say they are prepared to continue their battle for Oceti Sakowin inclusion in South Dakota education standards, following a protest in Pierre and a pair of
Senator Rounds concerned by cattle, drought conditions
– C.J. Keene News Director D-3 “extreme” drought conditions stretch across much of South Dakota according to the US Drought Monitor, leading to more than just a few hot days. US
Reward now being offered in Fast Eagle Case
– C.J. Keene News Director Susan Fast Eagle has been missing from the Rapid City area since May, and while a few breakthroughs regarding her whereabouts leading to the disappearance
Central States Fair Gearing Up for Opening
-C.J. Keene, News Director The Sturgis Rally may be finished, but the summertime fun isn’t quite through yet. Ron Jeffries, general manager of the Central States Fair, says it’s all
Fire Danger “Extreme” in West River
-C.J. Keene, News Director Much of West River is in “extreme” fire danger today, while a rating of “very high” extends into the Black Hills and Central South Dakota. Tessa Jaeger,
Local Activists Question Noem Administration’s Education Standards Proposal.
-C.J. Keene, News Director Teaching evolves with time, but local indigenous activists are unhappy with the direction Governor Kristi Noem’s administration has taken with proposed
NDN Collective Responds to IPCC Climate Report
-C.J. Keene, News Director Citing the most recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report issued this week, advocates with NDN Collective have called for another look at native
