Todd Epp

South Dakota officials defend $825 million men's prison in budget hearing, sparking debate over location and costs.

As SDPB grapples with looming budget cuts, concerns arise over the impact on local programming and essential services.

A bill tightening South Dakota's voter residency requirements narrowly passes a House committee despite concerns about enforcement and potential voter disenfranchisement.

There were three major sporting events this past weekend: the NFL draft, the Mayweather/Pacquiao fight and the Kentucky Derby. Only the NFL draft mattered.

Patient but persistent offense by the California (PA) Vulcans led to victory over CA Baptist Lancers for the NCAA Women’s Division II basketball championship.

During March Madness, the NCAA Division I teams—the so-called “big schools”—get most of the fan and media attention. And It Begins: Women's DII Elite 8 Action at the Pentagon But after watching teams from the D-I Summit League play their championship tournament in Sioux Falls two weeks ago and now the smaller D-II schools play their “Elite Eight” tournament, it’s difficult to see a difference in

First round play began Tuesday in the Women’s Division II NCAA Elite Eight at the Sanford Pentagon Center in Sioux Falls.

You’d think getting to the Elite Eight in the Women’s NCAA Division II championship might be the best thing about coming to the Sanford Pentagon. It is.

Friendly confines, a number one seed and leading three-fourths of the game wasn’t enough to put the Augustana Vikings men into Tuesday’s Central Regional Championship.

Basketball inventor James Naismith continues to smile upon Sioux Falls, the new hoops Mecca of America.