Latest South Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment: BURNED CHURCH Arrest in church arson helps bring closure YANKTON, S.D. Members of a Yankton church destroyed by what officials say was an intentionally set fire say an arrest in the incident is bringing closure.

They say money talks, and this year money will be the talk in the South Dakota legislature.

Authorities in Yankton have charged a 33-year-old woman with setting a fire at the South Dakota Human Services Center late last year.

Ten months after a major fire, members of a South Dakota church are finally getting closure.

A 23-year-old South Dakota man has been given 1 to 2 years in a Nebraska prison for molesting a 13-year-old. On Monday, Judge Robert Ensz of Stanton County District Court also ordered Jesse Bowman of Yankton to register as a sex offender.

The South Dakota Transportation Commission has awarded a $4.8 million contract to turn the Meridian Bridge at Yankton into a pedestrian and bicycling trail.

Laurie Hemmer remembers waking at 2 a.m. every night to test her daughter's blood sugar.

About 2,000 people are still without power today afternoon as 75 line workers from South Dakota and Minnesota work to restore power, according to Brenda Kleinjan, spokeswoman for the South Dakota Rural Electric Association.

Bald Eagle Days are Saturday and Sunday at the Lewis and Clark Visitor Center, four miles west of Yankton.

John Thune to end the Troubled Asset Relief Program and require that paid-back funds be used to retire debt.

Vermillion resident Major Teresa Schimelfening will accept command of Civil Air Patrol's South Dakota Wing at the Wing's 2010 Conference January 23rd.

A fire in Volin Saturday night. Jan. 16, destroyed a family home. Volin firefighters were called to the scene a half-block from Mac's around 8:21 p.m. Eventually, firefighters from Gayville, Wakonda and Yankton were called to assist with the blaze.

The tale of Timothy - the cat reportedly glued to a Minnesota highway and brought to a Sioux Falls animal shelter - has drawn outrage and a growing reward for information about the case.

A Volin father and two of his children are without a home. That's because a fire broke out Saturday evening in the family's rented home.

Updated 11:43 a.m. A Saturday night fire destroyed a home in Volin, northeast of Yankton.

On Saturday night, there was a house fire in Volin, SD, about 30 minutes north east of Yankton, SD.

Fire crews from four southeastern South Dakota communities were called out to battle a house fire in Volin.

This is Timothy the Cat and his story has captivated viewers for weeks on our web channel.

Gov. Mike Rounds has appointed former state Sen. Ken Albers of Canton to the South Dakota Board of Pardons and Paroles.

South Dakota's legislative session is underway and lawmakers are already talking about how to cut the state's growing budget deficit.