The current Secretary of Homeland Security in the United States, who was born in South Dakota in 1971, holds a degree in political science and embarked on a political career with the Republican Party.

The Journal talked with S.D. Rep. Dusty Johnson about finally taking the leap to run for governor, whether or not he's made ...

The flip of the calendar to July signifies that a new athletic year is upon us, and with it, the sounds of the gridiron are not far off either. Thursday, July 3 signifies the 50-day mark in the ...

Republican Lance Russell has announced his candidacy for the seat current Attorney General Marty Jackley will leave behind to ...

Russell says his confidence in South Dakota’s current AG Marty Jackley securing the primary for congress led him to make his ...

If it seems like you’ve been seeing a lot of Toby Doeden ads on South Dakota TV stations lately, that’s because you have. And ...

With July 4, the unofficial midpoint of the summer sporting calendar, quickly approaching, the 100th American Legion baseball season is well underway. Some teams have packed more than a dozen contests ...

After years in Washington, Johnson says it’s time to come home and lead, emphasizing family support, public service and a ...

Rep. Dusty Johnson is running for governor of South Dakota. That could set up a battle between Johnson and fellow Republican ...

Congressman Johnson is no stranger to the campaign trail as he is currently serving his fourth term in the U.S. House of ...

July 1 marks the start of several new laws in Siouxland. This story breaks down some of the major laws this year.

Republican former Gov. Dennis Daugaard made an endorsement Monday in next year’s race for governor, but not for the ticket ...