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A former South Dakota ABC affiliate KOTA and Dakota News Now reporter has pleaded guilty to making a prank call using South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem’s personal cellphone number. The disgraced reporter, Austin Goss, made the call to the former chairman of the South Dakota Republican Party, Dan Lederman, in January after the Jan 6th panel “inadvertently” leaked out the social security numbers of

The city of Dearborn is suing a local scrap yard over excessive air pollution at its headquarters that officials contend is threatening residents' health. The city claims that track-out, or dirt, dust and sediment that vehicles from Pro-V Enterprises LLC trucking carry to and from its site, is a source of "fugitive" dust that is endangering residents' health. Fugitive dust can aggravate asthma

WEST FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — With the rapidly melting snowpack and rivers beginning to overflow, students and volunteers are taking time out of their day to help Cass County with the flood fight. As of Wednesday afternoon, there has already been approximately 60,000 sandbags filled. But they are in need of more help to attain their goal. “We are looking to fill 200,000 along with us, the City of

Tacoma, Wash., could soon become one of a handful of U.S. cities to levy high taxes on gun sales, opening a new front in the battle over how much power local governments have to regulate firearms.

Washington and 44 other states ban cities and towns from making their own gun laws. But the proposed tax in Tacoma, which would collect $25 per gun sale to fund violence prevention programs,