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Induced Abortions Report, 2024
In 2024, there were 0 abortions reported to the South Dakota Department of Health.
South Dakota Mortality Report, 2024 (Provisional)
South Dakota resident deaths and leading causes of death by month.
South Dakota Mortality Report, 2025 (Provisional)
South Dakota resident deaths and leading causes of death by month.
South Dakota Sexual Violence Data Summary, 2023
This report presents an in-depth overview of sexual violence trends across South Dakota using FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) data from 2023. The report explores victim-offender demographics, arrest rates, geographic and tribal-specific data, and the relationship between victims and offenders. It also includes historical trends, legal definitions, and key limitations in crime reporting.
South Dakota Campus Safety Reports Summary, 2023
This summary compiles data from 17 campus safety reports submitted by South Dakota post-secondary institutions, as required by the Clery Act. The report outlines incidents of rape, fondling, stalking, domestic violence, and dating violence reported on campuses, non-campus properties, and adjacent public areas in 2023.
HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report, 2025
HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infection surveillance data are summarized in this four-page report that also includes a "Technical Notes" section at the end.
Tuberculosis Control Program Annual Report, 2024
During the last ten years, South Dakota averaged 14 cases of tuberculosis (TB) per year. During 2024, there were 12 cases of TB reported to the South Dakota Department of Health.
Causes of Death, 2014-2023
This report lists selected causes of death for South Dakota residents from 2014 to 2023 by year of death and excludes infant deaths.
HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report, 2024
HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infection surveillance data are summarized in this four-page report that also includes a "Technical Notes" section at the end.
Sexual Violence Data Brief, 2022
South Dakota’s rape rate remains higher than the national average, with Native American populations disproportionately affected and nearly half of all victims under the age of 20.