Tag: SD Searchlight

Quiet scanners add another layer of opaqueness to law enforcement

Opinion November 23, 2023

Op-Ed By Dana Hess, South Dakota Searchlight Police are called on to “protect and serve.” In South Dakota that’s what they do, but they...

Critics allege CO2 pipelines ‘farm the government’ for climate money while helping oil industry

Civics November 16, 2023

By Joshua Haiar, South Dakota Searchlight Plans to capture carbon dioxide emitted by ethanol plants, ship it via pipelines and store it underground are viewed...

Baltic controversy serves as cautionary tale about big development in small towns

Community October 26, 2023

Sioux Falls sprawl could foist nearby communities into unfamiliar positions By: Joshua Haiar, South Dakota Searchlight BALTIC — Mayor Deborah McIsaac said she was shocked when...

Momentum grows for more state child care funding

Lifestyle October 19, 2023

Fix needed for underutilization of existing subsidies By Makenzie Huber, South Dakota Searchlight South Dakota doesn’t invest much state money in child care — unlike several...

Wind is South Dakota’s role in ‘hydrogen hub’

Civics October 19, 2023

Effort seeks to reduce carbon emissions in five-state region By Joshua Haiar, South Dakota Searchlight Hydrogen power may soon spread across the country thanks to federal...

‘So many ways hydrogen can go wrong’: Hub announcements viewed with caution

Civics October 19, 2023

By Robert Zullo, South Dakota Searchlight The Friday announcement that seven projects had been selected to receive $7 billion in seed money to kickstart the production...

1...678...11 Page 7 of 11

Tag: SD Searchlight

School adopts E-learning plan for snow days

Natural Gas prices remain high, new speed limits

Garretson Area in 2024 Year in Review, part 2

Garretson Library renovation celebration

Exercise Place update, a bunch of brand new gear

Follow us

Proud Member

Latest news in your inbox

Thank you for signing up!

Community Links