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With land prices hitting record levels, the ability to buy up Minnesota farmland is increasingly difficult for most beginning farmers. But some still try (and succeed). → Read More
The Inflation Reduction Act has the potential to transform the way we drive, heat our homes and grow our food. → Read More
Quebec-based MTY Group got its start in shopping malls and business food courts. → Read More
In the competitive Second District race, Rep. Angie Craig and challenger Tyler Kistner flexed their farm country credentials. → Read More
Farming — like all industries — has not been immune to rising prices this year. The concentration of fertilizer producers has left many crop farmers feeling squeezed. → Read More
Ag committees in both U.S. chambers held hearings this week on legislation aimed at bringing transparency to sales of beef cattle between growers and processing facilities. → Read More
A new documentary purports that “Jane Roe” of the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade ruling that legalized abortion became an anti-abortion activist in the 1990s only because she was being paid and encouraged by pro-life activists. → Read More
“Rolling Thunder®, Inc. Holds 32nd Ride For Freedom” is a Special Report prepared by The Washington Times Special Sections Department. → Read More
Butte County is taking steps to prepare for a possible overflow of inmates in event of protests — and subsequent mass arrests — during the expected construction of the Keystone → Read More
Finding a Tree in Little Elk Creek Canyon Editor's note: Poems for the Holiday Hills is a five-day poetry series about winter scenes in the Black Hills. → Read More
A federal lawsuit filed by a transgender man from Hermosa against the state of South Dakota and the director of human resources is set to be dismissed after the unexpected → Read More
A Rapid City judge heard testimony Thursday on whether evidence seized by animal control officers this summer from the Pitter Patter Pet Store should be suppressed due to the insufficiency → Read More
The s'mores, hotdogs roasting, it faint before the yellow light Faithful" on the AM radio, like Church without a stone holding it back. Editor's note: Poems for the Holiday Hills is a five-day poetry series about winter scenes in the Black Hills. → Read More
Editor's note: Poems for the Holiday Hills is a five-day poetry series about winter scenes in the Black Hills. → Read More
Cynda Frey's two-week-old baby is probably too young to play the role of Baby Jesus. Plus, her employer, Loyal Plumbing, already has one. → Read More
The telephone company sued by Custer County landowners for last December's Legion Lake Fire says the third-largest wildfire in the Black Hills was caused by "an act of God." → Read More
The Douglas School District Board voted Tuesday night to consider the termination of a middle school principal. → Read More
There's a jar in the GrassRoots smoke shop on Rapid City's north side collecting tips for a purpose. → Read More
Tyra Akers, a junior at Pine Ridge High School, said she's only been writing poems for a year. Her literary hero? → Read More
Time is running out on the Rapid City school district's purchase of scoreboards for Central and Stevens high schools — thanks to an impending escalation of the U.S.-China trade war. → Read More