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SD scores above neighboring states, national average on ACT

South Dakota students’ average ACT score in 2024 was unchanged from last year — a low point in ACT scores over the past five years. But it remains higher than the national average.The national nonprofit that administers the college readiness exam released results from the class of 2024 this fall.
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Minimum wage in South Dakota will increase to $11.50

The minimum wage for non-tipped employees in South Dakota will increase from $11.20 per hour to $11.50 per hour on Jan. 1, according to the state Department of Labor and Regulation.The minimum wage in the state is adjusted annually based on increases in the cost of living, as measured by the...
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CLARIFICATION & CORRECTION

In the story published Oct. 21 titled ‘Discussions continue with input from local churches regarding athletic time conflicts with religious activities’ there were two misattributions which incorrectly listed DeKraai as the speaker when in fact it was Clark Audiss.Here are the corrected lines:„...
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Lawmakers approve $10 million of outdoor recreation fee increases

Lawmakers unanimously approved nearly $10 million worth of annual fee increases Tuesday in Pierre for outdoor recreation such as hunting and state park visitation, with a goal of bolstering conservation efforts and accomplishing delayed park projects.The South Dakota Legislature’s Rules Review...
Throughout the city of Webster road closures and unpaved streets have become common place as a part of the water and sewer infrastructure upgrade. Here, at the intersection of W. 2nd St. and W. 10th Ave. the road remains partially unfinished with the access to the road shut off Oct. 24. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Throughout the city of Webster road closures and unpaved streets have become common place as a part of the water and sewer infrastructure upgrade. Here, at the intersection of W. 2nd St. and W. 10th Ave. the road remains partially unfinished with the access to the road shut off Oct. 24. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Road closures persist across Webster with winter drawing near