Summit CO2 storage wells approved by North Dakota state regulators
North Dakota officials approved a key regulatory permit for a major carbon dioxide storage project on Thursday, though the decision is likely to face legal challenges.
North Dakota approves CO2 storage for Summit pipeline
The Industrial Commission approved a plan to accept millions of tons of carbon dioxide to be permanently stored underground against the wishes of some landowners in the storage area.
Attorney General applauds South Dakota Supreme Court decision in victims’ rights case out of Brule County
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley calls Thursdays (Dec. 12, 2024) South Dakota Supreme Court decision reversing a circuit court decision that ordered a victim to turn over any mental health treatment records a victory for victims’ rights.
Showdown of former WSU Cougars on deck as CU Buffs host South Dakota State
Andrej Jakimovski might be on the Colorado roster now, but he’s getting a healthy dose of reunions with his former Washington State teammates.
Economist tells SD farmers that success means adapting to changing world, regulatory climate
An agricultural economist told a group of farmers Thursday they’ll be well served to adapt to the cultural and policy changes that affect their industry – even the changes they don’t like. Matthew Roberts is a former Ohio State University professor who’s now a research analyst with a company called Terrain who speaks
Civics could soon be added as a South Dakota college graduation requirement
Students attending South Dakota public universities may soon face a civics proficiency requirement to graduate. Students will take three credits worth of civics education — either new classes created to meet the requirement or a general education class already in place that meets the standard.
Unlock the Best Black Friday Deals Without Breaking the Bank
Learn how to shop like a pro this Black Friday with smart strategies and tips to snag the best deals while avoiding overspending.
Wagner: Life can be a symphony with many beautiful notes
Last Saturday started like most do. Connie and I got up before 7 a.m., grabbed our morning coffee and gathered in the TV room to catch up on the national
BREAKING: Cowboys make history, receive preseason votes
McNeese State received votes in the Associated Press Top 25 preseason poll for the first time in program history. Coming off a 30-4 season, the Cowboys received 11 votes in the poll released Monday. That is the most votes of any mid-major program.
Flags to remain at half-staff through Friday to honor former South Dakota Senator Tim Johnson
Flags are to be flown at half-staff, effective immediately, to honor of former South Dakota U.S. Senator Tim Johnson, who passed away Tuesday evening (Oct. 8, 2024). Flags will remain at half-staff until the day of Senator Johnson’s interment, which will be Friday (Oct. 18, 2024).
Flower Shop Dispensary comes to Mitchell amid bloom in medical cannabis
Mitchell's medical cannabis landscape has expanded with the arrival of its third dispensary, the Flower Shop Dispensary, which officially opened its doors in mid-September. This new establishment brings a familiar name from Sioux Falls, offering residents a broader range of options for their medical cannabis needs.
Breaking down the South Dakota Prep Media volleyball polls for Oct. 14: Dell Rapids returns to No. 1
After two weeks away, Dell Rapids has returned to the No. 1 ranking in Class A in this week's South Dakota Prep Media volleyball polls. The Quarriers were previously No. 1 for four weeks, starting with the Sept.
Some Sioux Falls Indigenous students used their day off to celebrate Native American Day
Native American Day was a day off of school for many students, but some took the day to celebrate their culture and identity with school groups.
Vote for Argus Leader Athlete of the Week for Oct. 7-13
Throughout the season, the Argus Leader will be picking finalists for its Athlete of the Week. The winner will be chosen by you.
Inflation reverses gains made in South Dakota teacher pay
Teacher pay has risen in South Dakota. The bad news: Educators are losing purchasing power at an even greater rate.
Doug Houlton, 72, rural Ireton
IRETON—Douglas Dean “Doug” Houlton, 72, of rural Ireton, went to his eternal home on Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2024, at Unity Point Health St. Luke’s in Sioux City.
Belgrade man pleads not guilty to producing, sending sexually explicit images involving minor girls
A Belgrade man has pleaded not guilty to federal charges of producing and distributing sexually explicit content involving minor girls.
Growing Up Trans in America
In their new book 'American Teenager,' LGBTQ+ journalist Nico Lang talks to the kids facing discrimination for simply existing.
‘Mom for Congress’ pins bid to unseat Dusty Johnson on message of pragmatism, public service
Sheryl Johnson has never held political office. What she has done is raise her four daughters, manage retail operations and work in a public school. That’s precisely why she thinks voters should check her name on the Nov.
Municipal League members line up in opposition to Initiated Measure 28
State lawmakers are concerned about the impact of Initiated Measure 28. At a minimum, it will cost the state about 124-million dollars in lost reven
Freeze Warning in effect overnight tonight for much of Siouxland
SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Temperatures tonight are expected to drop below freezing during the early morning hours Monday, therefore a Freeze Warning is in effect for the majority of Siouxland. Take the necessary precautions for the season’s first freeze and protect any sensitive outdoor plants and vegetation.
Court documents identify 2 people killed in shooting at Kum-N-Go in west Sioux Falls
It was likely all a misunderstanding Thursday night when two people died from gunshot wounds on West 41 Street in Sioux Falls, police officials reported Friday morning.
Area volleyball roundup for Oct. 13: Lakota Tech wins inaugural Dakota Oyate Challenge at the Corn Palace
The inaugural Dakota Oyate Challenge volleyball tournament was won by Lakota Tech on Saturday at the Corn Palace. The Tatanka were one of the four teams to advance to the championship round of the tournament,
Area college football roundup: St. John’s edges Concordia (Moorhead) on 76-yard TD pass
Aaron Syverson threw for 399 yards and five touchdowns, the last a 76-yarder to Dylan Wheeler with 1 minute, 46 seconds remaining, as unbeaten St. John’s, ranked No. 3 in Division III, rallied for a 38-31 victory at Concordia (Moorhead) on Saturday.
In debates, bacon hogs the spotlight, but reasons for its sizzling inflation are complex
There's no strict definition of "price gouging," though it generally refers to sharp price increases that companies impose after a supply disruption. Three big bacon producers -- Tyson, Hormel and JBS -- reported record sales in 2022, when bacon prices hit a peak of $7.61 a pound.
Govs Boys Soccer Season Comes to an End in OT Thriller
Patriot GK Quintin Hernes and punched it in to give the Govs an early 1-0 lead. The Patriots Mika Tomic tied it up shortly after and both teams dug their heals in defensively until the final whistle.
AG Jackley, Meade County Sheriff warn of deceptive business scam
Attorney General Marty Jackley and Meade County Sheriff Pat West announced on Friday that a Louisianna man had been arrested for deceptive business practices.
Sunday Boredom Busters: October 13th
Starship is ready to fly again — and for the first time, SpaceX is going to try to bring the booster back to the launch site to catch it with a pair of oversized "chopsticks." SpaceX will launch the mammoth Starship on Sunday in a launch window that opens at 5 AM PST (7 AM local time) from the company’s Starbase site in southeast Texas.
A national jump rope competition is coming to Sioux Falls in 2025. Here's what to know
Sioux Falls will be host to the American Jump Rope Federation’s National Championship event next year. Members of the federation (AMJRF) recently announced that Augustana University will welcome more than 300 jumpers from June 28 to July 3.
PREP PLAYOFF SOCCER ROUNDUP: Harrisburg & SF Christian girls, Watertown boys advance via penalty kicks
In the Class A Boys State Tournament top seed Vermillion defeated Belle Fourche 2-0 and James Valley Christian edged Freeman Academy 4-3. Those two will play for the State A Title next Saturday at 7:00 PM in Yankton at Crane-Youngworth Field following the conclusion of the girls championship.
Frost; voter registration; hunter health
It’s Sunday, October 13. Take a look at our top stories with KELOLAND On The GO. We are just over one week away from the voter registration deadline in South
Zimmer: With rivalry games looming, Jackrabbits continue upward trajectory
Fast forward a month, and the Jacks are rolling. They followed the win over Augustana with a 41-0 rout of Southeastern Louisiana, took a much-needed breather for the bye week and have opened Missouri Valley Football Conference play with a 41-3 win at Northern Iowa, followed by Saturday's 63-13 Hobo Day destruction of Youngstown State.
UMD Football Falls to Northern State University for the First Time Since 2015
DULUTH, Minn.- In college football, UMD lost a close game on Saturday to Northern State University 24-21. The Bulldogs fall to 3-3 on the year, after dropping their last two games. Leading the way in rushing for the Bulldogs was quarterback Kyle Walljasper with 145 yards on 19 attempts.
UMD volleyball ends losing streak in five-setter at Augustana
The Vikings, guided by kills leader Jolie Stecher, responded by winning two out of the next three sets to force a decisive fifth. UMD never trailed in the fifth set, as Samantha Paulsen recorded four kills, including three straight to close out the victory.
Watertown, Aberdeen Central's boys each reach AA soccer semis with wins on penalty kicks
In Class AA, Watertown's boys and Aberdeen Central's boys and girls each posted quarterfinal wins. In Class A, second-seeded Groton Area secured a berth in the state championship with a semifinal win. Class AA semifinals are set for Tuesday with the two Class AA and two Class A championship matches scheduled for Saturday at Yankton High School.
Height of (Raider) Power: Stevens girls hoists third team title in five years
The Rapid City Stevens girls tennis team didn't just win their third SDHSAA Class AA State Girls Tennis Tournament in five years, they flat out dominated. They're only getting started.