KJAM | Madison, SD

Secretary of State observes National Voter Registration Day

Absentee voting for the November general election opened up to registered voters on Friday. With absentee voting getting underway,...Read More

The Madison City Commission holds its regular weekly meeting later today. On the agenda for commissioners is an agreement...Read More

It’s homecoming week this week at Dakota State University in Madison, and also at Colman-Egan High School. Dakota State...Read More

The South Dakota FFA Foundation is helping out some high school FFA chapters with service learning projects. The Madison...Read More

The Lake County Public Safety Building Advisory Committee held its first of two public forums on Wednesday evening for...Read More

Here is the South Dakota Media Volleyball Poll for the week of Sept. 24, 2018. Teams are listed with...Read More

Another victory for Madison Bulldogs football cemented their spot at #3 in the 11A rankings of the South Dakota...Read More

Dakota State University Volleyball had their longest conference road trip of the season and split of matches over the...Read More

Monday, September 24th Volleyball Madison @ West Central Baltic @ Tri-Valley Viborg/Hurley @ Howard Chester @ Deubrook Boys...Read More

Madison High School softball dropped a pair of games on Sunday, falling by the score of 13-0 to Tea...Read More

State Historical Society seeks public input on preservation needs
The State Historic Preservation Office of the South Dakota State Historical Society in Pierre is preparing for its federal fiscal year 2019 grant application and invites public comment through Oct. 31 on the state?s preservation needs and projects.
Disability Employment Awareness Month
Gov. Dennis Daugaard has proclaimed October Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM) in South Dakota.
Harding County Fatal Crash
REVA, S.D. ? A 67-year-old man died Friday morning in a one-vehicle crash on S.D. Highway 79, 25 miles northeast of Reva, S.D.
South Dakota Receives Additional Grant Funding to Continue Opioid Prevention and Treatment Services
The Department of Social Services (DSS), Division of Behavioral Health will receive just over $4 million for two years totaling over $8 million in federal funding to help combat opioid use in South Dakota through the State Opioid Response grant.
News Tips for September 22 through 28, 2018
Tuesday, Sept. 25, 10 a.m. CDT, Pierre ? Gov. Dennis Daugaard will recognize individuals and employers for their contributions to the rehabilitation and employment of South Dakotans with disabilities at the 2018 Governor?s Awards ceremony. The event will be held inside the Capitol Rotunda. For more information, call 605-773-5990.