Country Music News
Jelly Roll Divorce Filing Reveals What's Next for Assets and Debt
Jelly Roll's divorce filing offers new details about how he and Bunnie Xo expect to divide assets, debts and move forward separately. Continue reading...
58m ago
Shania Twain Says Trying to Stay Thin Left Her Malnourished
Shania Twain is opening up about the unhealthy habits that left her malnourished and the life change that helped her find acceptance. Continue reading…
9h ago
Top Eric Church Songs - Country Music's Most Important Artists
Eric Church's journey from North Carolina to country music stardom is nothing short of inspiring, marked by hits and a loyal fanbase that keeps growing. Continue reading...
17h ago
News
SDSU Extension provides resources about native plants; Native Plant Expo being held Sunday in Pierre
When it comes to lawns, gardens and community spaces, more and more people are taking an interest in using native plants. Sara Ogan works out of the Pierre Regional Center as a Consumer Horticulture Assistant for South Dakota State University Extension. She says she's been working on a native plant area at home. Additi...
15h ago
Walworth County Commissioners will discuss adding a half-cent sales tax
At Wednesday's (June 17th) meeting of the Walworth County Commission, Walworth County Deputy Assessor Deb Kahl visited with the commissioners about adding a half-cent sales tax. Also at Wednesday's Commission meeting: A special liquor license to sell beer at the upcoming Travis Karst Memorial event was approved; Pete W...
16h ago
Section of Franklin Street in Pierre closed for reconstruction work
The Pierre Street Department has temporarily closed (June 16, 2026) a portion of Franklin Avenue between Lincoln Avenue and Buchanan Street to complete street reconstruction work. The closure is necessary to allow City crews to perform a full street rebuild in the area. The project schedule was adjusted to accommodate ...
17h ago
Sports
South Dakota High School Rodeo Finals day one results; Day two schedule
The South Dakota High School Rodeo Finals will be held for the 77th straight year this week at the Stanley County Fairgrounds in Fort Pierre, and the competition began yesterday afternoon, will continue today and roll all the way into the weekend with a schedule packed full of events. Day one saw the Rodeo Queen interv...
20h ago
South Dakota High School Finals Rodeo gets going today in Fort Pierre; National qualifiers to be determined by end of the weekend
Fort Pierre and the Stanley County Fairgrounds are hosting the 77th annual South Dakota High School Finals Rodeo this week (June 16-20, 2026), with performances continuing through Saturday. High School Rodeo Association Public Relations Director Marty Philips says events start Tuesday (June 16) with the first rounds of...
Jun 16, 2026
South Dakota Missouri River Fishing Report
Not much has changed overall from last week, but conditions are improving and fish activity is picking up across the system. One area with increased action is Whitlock Bay, where anglers are reporting more consistent catches and greater fish movement south of the bridge. As water temperatures rise and seasonal patterns...
Jun 15, 2026
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Farm News
USDA issues directive to restore grazing on national forest lands
The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture has announced the distribution of a comprehensive directive to all U.S. Forest Service employees from the Office of the Under Secretary for Natural Resources and Environment (NRE). These actions advance implementation of the Advancing Grazing on Forest Service and Bureau of Land Manage...
14h ago
USMEF: U.S. pork exports on robust pace through April; Beef exports below year-ago
Exports of U.S. pork maintained strong momentum in April, led by broad-based growth in Asian and Western Hemisphere markets, according to data released by USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF). Beef exports trended lower in April due to the impasse with China, along with year-over-year declines i...
14h ago
SDSU Extension provides resources about native plants; Native Plant Expo being held Sunday in Pierre
When it comes to lawns, gardens and community spaces, more and more people are taking an interest in using native plants. Sara Ogan works out of the Pierre Regional Center as a Consumer Horticulture Assistant for South Dakota State University Extension. She says she's been working on a native plant area at home. Additi...
15h ago
