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A famous bald eagle named Hope who roosted in Rapid City’s Canyon Lake neighborhood for nearly a decade has died. An autopsy found lead poisoning to be the cause of death. Meantime, a state economic council says South Dakota's economy is in part being boosted by federal farm assistance.

A new complaint alleges a state lawmaker violated campaign finance law; a new report makes recommendations for the state's recidivism task force.

Some counties will vote on half-cent sales tax measures to offset property tax; the Secretary of State race closer than other races in South Dakota.

Authorities say a crash in east central South Dakota left four people dead, including several students. Meantime, as the election approaches, a leader in a nationwide effort to get more independent candidates elected to Congress wades into South Dakota's Senate race.

Today from SDPB - ambulance funding through Rural Health Transformation, Republicans target campaign homestretch, and a check in with White, South Dakota.

Today from SDPB - a Congressional permitting bill, a candidate forum and public pushback to an electric transmission line.

Today from SDPB - a letter from an inmate in Pennington County Jail, SD National guard deployment and more.

Today from SDPB - The cost of energy expansion in South Dakota, the cost farmers face causes headaches and more.

PACs spending against both U-S House candidates, Secretary of State defends against Republican complaint