Henry Red Cloud, of Pine Ridge, is providing a clean, sustainable future to Native Americans across America - KNBN NewsCenter1

PINE RIDGE, S.D.– Henry Red Cloud, Lakota Elder, founded his 100 percent Native-American operated non-profit, Lakota Solar Enterprises (LSE), in 2006, and established the Red Cloud Renewable Energy Center in 2008. He calls himself a “solar warrior.�

Gov. Kristi Noem (R-SD) is defending the nearly $1.4 billion ad campaign making national headlines called “Meth. We’re on it.”

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He also says the jeep was ditched at a different location so an airplane was used to search for the two individuals that were in the vehicle. The two were located and are now in custody, Smith says.

PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) -- Petition carriers faced new registration requirements in South Dakota this year. But the Legislature didn't adopt a page-size restriction.

"Meth. We’re On It” anti-drug campaign meant passing over nine in-state agencies.

"We've almost got hit three times in the last six months."

Two men convicted of methamphetamine trafficking have been sentenced to over 10 years in prison. 

An increasing number of stations are offering E15 fuel and it's becoming a more common choice for drivers when filling up at the pump.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — South Dakota’s new anti-drug campaign drew plenty of mockery on social media this week for its “Meth: We’re on it” slogan, but according to local police, the attention couldn’t have come at a better time. Law enforceme

A year ago, NextEra Energy Resources donated 52 photovoltaic solar panels to Pueblo Community College to create a 20-kilowatt solar energy system and learning lab. On Wednesday, that now completed system — and with it, expanded academic and career oppo

Senior setter followed family's lead in bringing excellence to the court.

South Dakota School of Mines & Technology and Hardrocker football head coach Zach Tinker are parting ways, it was announced on Wednesday.

Today the annual South Dakota Policy Luncheon was at the Country Club of Sioux Falls with the focus of fundraising for cancer research.

On Monday, President Trump approved a $17 million fund for Disaster Assistance, the fourth declaration this year, for South Dakota.