When Lakota artist Marty Two Bulls Jr. looks at the Black Hills of South Dakota, he doesn’t just see its natural beauty, he ...

NOIRLab shared stunning views of the total lunar eclipse in the night sky over Chile, complete with a blood red moon and ...

A South Korean family has mysteriously disappeared after a visit to the Grand Canyon. Jiyeon Lee, 33, her mother Taehee Kim, 59, and aunt Junghee Kim, 54, were on vacation in the United States ...

Fourteen years later, Aaron Johnston took over a South Dakota State team that was still playing at the Division II level. Now, they are together at the NCAA Division I women's basketball ...

South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden signed three bills into law on Friday that he indicated reflect the values of the state, including one law that will prevent males from entering girls’ restrooms ...

The Lanterns television series just got a cast addition straight from Hawkins, Indiana. Sherman Augustus will appear in the upcoming show based on the pages of DC Comics. The Stranger Things actor ...

The South Dakota State women's basketball team is going dancing again after claiming the Summit League Tournament title on March 9. On Sunday, it was revealed that the Jackrabbits earned a No. 10 ...

Dakota Johnson finds herself torn between Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans in the new trailer for her romance movie Materialists. The actress, 35, portrays a matchmaker who balances her relationship ...

Scientists in China have proposed building a radio telescope array on the moon’s far side, which, if approved, could become the first operational lunar radio observatory. The array would consist ...

Badlands, a midtown nightclub on K Street, is seen Wednesday, March 19, 2025. The club, a mainstay of Sacramento’s LGBTQ community, has barred MAGA-associated attire from its premises. Daniel ...

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The environmental group Greenpeace has been ordered by a North Dakota jury to pay more than $660 million in connection with protests against the Dakota Access oil pipeline’s construction.