A ranching family from Pennington County has joined leaders in Washington to discuss the federal government’s decision to drop charges against them.

A move to put more tobacco tax money toward South Dakota’s dayto- day government expenses might mean more mosquito bites — and a greater risk of West Nile virus — after July. Gov.

Heather and Charles Maude are ranchers from the Caputa area. Federal prosecutors recently dropped land theft charges against ...

USDA has launched a new effort to help farmers and ranchers who have been targeted by unfair and politically motivated ...

Following the indictments of South Dakota cattle ranchers Charles and Heather Maude, R-CALF USA has urged the Department of ...

South Dakota’s June 2026 primary elections that will determine the Republican and Democratic nominees for governor are more ...

The federal land dispute with the Maude family, who live near Caputa, began in 2024 over a fence line that the USDA said was ...

Gov. Larry Rhoden is seeking nominations for a new lawmaker to represent Huron after he appointed the senator there to serve ...

An SD ballot initiative rights group ranked state lawmakers who participated in the 2025 Legislative session based on how they voted on certain bills.

Early voter support in the 2026 Republican primary race for South Dakota governor is focused on U.S. Rep. Dusty Johnson and ...