Brookings Register
Brookings, South Dakota, United StatesEnglishThe Brookings Register is a daily newspaper serving Brookings, South Dakota, and the surrounding Brookings County area. Established in 1880, it provides comprehensive coverage of local news, sports, government, and South Dakota State University events, serving as a primary source of information for the regional community.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Characterized by a sharp divide between metropolitan dailies and isolated rural weeklies, the regional press has served wide geographical territories since the territorial era. The Gannett-owned Argus Leader in Sioux Falls stands as the largest daily, driving mainstream news coverage across the eastern counties. Further west, Lee Enterprises operates the Rapid City Journal, tracing its origins back to 1878 as a Black Hills mining camp publication. Central and northern circulation is supported by the local Capital Journal in Pierre and the Aberdeen American News. Tribal journalism also maintains a critical presence, driven by independent reservation publications serving Indigenous communities. Paperboy indexes 39 South Dakota newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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- South Dakota State starts hot, holds strong in rivalry win over No. 6 South Dakota
- South Dakota State men’s cross country wins 11th consecutive Summit League title
- Sylvie Zgonc records career high in kills as South Dakota State snaps losing streak
- Prep volleyball regionals schedule
- Sioux Valley finishes football season with loss at top-seeded St. Thomas More
- Photo gallery: Halloween spirit abounds with Brookings-area residents