Home » America Travel News » Indigenous Tourism in the United States: Embracing Culture and Community for an Authentic Travel Experience Published on November 17, 2025 The rise of Indigenous tourism in the United States is reshaping the way travellers experience American culture. Offering an immersive, authentic journey into Native American, Alaska Native, and Native…
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -Founded in 2017, Fork Real Community Café was created to address hunger among Rapid City’s youngest generation by offering a Pay-What-You-Can model to make nutritious food accessible to all. The nonprofit was built on three core values: People, Food, and Conversation, the café impact reaches far beyond its walls, extending into…
A new monument depicting a “Mount Rushmore” of world leaders—Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong Un, and Xi Jinping—has been unveiled. Newsweek has contacted the White House for comment via email. Why It Matters The satirical display equates Trump with authoritarian leaders such as Putin, Xi, and Kim, a comparison that reflects ongoing global debates…
A longtime defense contractor from South Dakota was sentenced to 10 years in prison for trying to share classified information about the United States Air Force with Russia, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Monday. John Murray Rowe, Jr., 67, pleaded guilty last year to multiple espionage charges originally brought against him in December 2021, according…
Sioux Falls, SD – South Dakota Congressman and gubernatorial candidate Dusty Johnson says if elected, he’ll push for a statewide ban on student cell phone use during instructional time in K-12 schools. Johnson says the policy is needed to improve academic performance and reduce distractions. “We must be laser focused on student achievement,” Johnson said….
A gold rush brought settlers to South Dakota’s Black Hills roughly 150 years ago, chasing the dream of wealth and displacing Native Americans in the process. Now, a new crop of miners driven by gold prices at more than $3,000 an ounce are seeking to return to the treasured landscape, promising an economic boost while…
By Tom Polansek August 7 (Reuters) -Nebraska cattle rancher Craig Uden bought 200 extra mother cows and their babies over a few weeks in May to expand his herd as dry weather gave way to rain that rejuvenated land used for grazing. In South Dakota, Troy Hadrick kept 16 more young female cows, known as…
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — South Dakota’s top elections official has apologized for the state releasing information about voters who also were seeking public assistance, such as food aid. Secretary of State Monae Johnson made the voter registration rolls of more than 600,000 voters public last month to comply with a new state law. But…
Farmers recovering 1 year after historic Midwest flooding – CBS News Watch CBS News Historic flooding hit parts of the Midwest in the summer of 2024. One year later, farmers are looking to recover. CBS Minnesota’s Jonah Kaplan reports. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting….
{KXLG – Watertown, SD} Timberly Lunde, Administrative Assistant at McKinley Early Childhood Center in Watertown, has been honored as the South Dakota Education Office Professional of the Year. The respected award was presented during the annual South Dakota Education Office Professional (SDEOP) conference, where Lunde also received her 5-Year conference pin. The 2025 SDEOP annual…