Year: 2021
Mitchell Public Works Department announces temporary road closures
The following street will be intermittently closed to all traffic beginning Wednesday May 12th at 9 am for road repairs. W. Norway from S. Main to S. Rowley St 23rd Ave from Ohlman St. to Pheasant [Read More…]
South Dakota’s public universities set to go mask optional as of May 10th
As South Dakota’s public universities close out spring semester this week and transition to summer operations, operational adjustments are underway. These activities coincide with the Board of Regents’ plans for a return to normal campus [Read More…]
Mitchell Police seeking information regarding residential burglary
On 4-25-2021 between 1:30 AM and 3:30 AM an unknown person(s) forcibly entered an apartment in the 800 block of North Minnesota and stole cash from the residence. If you have information in relation to [Read More…]
Mitchell School District awarded South Dakota Workforce education grant
Four South Dakota Workforce Education Grants, totaling $690,245, have been awarded to four South Dakota public school districts. In 2013, the South Dakota Legislature established the Workforce Education Fund. Part of that fund was designated [Read More…]
SD-DOH Confirms Detection of the Brazil Coronavirus Variant in South Dakota
The South Dakota Department of Health has confirmed the P.1 variant, also known as the ‘Brazil variant” of COVID-19, has been detected in South Dakota. The findings were verified by an out-of-state commercial laboratory, and [Read More…]
Traffic Signal Project to Begin in Mitchell
The South Dakota Department of Transportation says work for the installation of traffic lights and signals will begin on Monday, April 26, 2021. The project is located at the junction of S.D. Highway 37 and [Read More…]
Authorities say Sunday night house fire labeled as suspicious in origin
Authorities are treating a Sunday evening fire at an abandoned house as suspicious in nature. Mitchell Fire Marshal Shannon Sandoval says firefighters arrived within in minutes of the 911 call at 212 West Fourth Avenue. [Read More…]
KORN News Radio garners three regional broadcast journalism awards
KORN News Radio was recently honored with three Eric Sevareid Awards of Merit from the Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association. The awards were in the Small Market Radio division for Newscast, Series and Social Media. In [Read More…]
Former MADC executive director takes similar job in Watertown
It didn’t take long for the Watertown Development Company to name a new executive director. Less than two weeks after Chris Schilken left the job, its been announced that Mark Vaux will replace him. Vaux [Read More…]
Avera Queen Of Peace Plans April 23 Walk-In Vaccination Clinic
Avera Queen of Peace Hospital will host a walk-in COVID-19 vaccination clinic from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, April 23, in the Avera Patient Financial Services building located at 1308 West 15th Avenue (on [Read More…]
A Perfect Ending to a Perfect Season for Mitchell Friend de Coup
Friend De Coup earned Grand Champion, Best Vocals and Best Choreography awards during the 2021 Show Choir Live Virtual Competition on April 10. Twenty-eight choirs from Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, South [Read More…]
Mandatory 10-digit dialing set to begin in South Dakota
–Beginning on April 24, South Dakotans are encouraged to start using 10-digit dialing (605 area code + phone number) to make all local phone calls. This transition is a necessary first step in the Federal [Read More…]
United Arab Emirates names 1st Arab female astronaut
Mooneydriver/iStockBY: HATEM MAHER, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — The United Arab Emirates named mechanical engineering graduate Nora AlMatrooshi as the first Arab female astronaut, a selection that she described as an “unforgettable moment.” AlMatrooshi was [Read More…]
St. Vincent covered in ash as volcano activity continues
Mlenny/iStockBY: ANSELM GIBBS, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Much of St. Vincent remains covered in ash following eruptions Friday at the island’s La Soufriere volcano. The volcano has been inactive for nearly 42 years. “There [Read More…]
Police negotiators on scene at hotel after reports of a barricaded gunman, gunshots
kali9/iStockBY: JON HAWORTH, ABC NEWS (HONOLULU) — A man who barricaded himself in a Honolulu hotel room after allegedly firing multiple shots has died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, officials said. Honolulu Police Department Captain [Read More…]
Giant screens, spartan interiors: Electric vehicles go high tech
TeslaBY: MORGAN KORN, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Electric vehicles are transforming how Americans “refuel.” There are changes happening inside the cabin, too. No more start/stop buttons. Radio dials now programmed into massive tablets that [Read More…]
Severe weather threat in Florida as over 350 reports of severe weather reported in South since Friday
ABC NewsBY: DANIEL MANZO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Since Friday, there have been at least 350 reports of severe weather across the southern U.S. This includes five reported tornadoes — one in Louisiana, two [Read More…]
Search effort underway for missing LSU student whose car was found on Mississippi River bridge
LSU Police DepartmentBY: MEREDITH DELISO, ABC NEWS (BATON ROUGE, La.) — Authorities and volunteers are searching for a missing Louisiana State University student whose car was found abandoned on a Mississippi River bridge in Baton [Read More…]
Man arrested for threatening to stab undercover Asian police officer
WABC-TVBy MARLENE LENTHANG, ABC News (NEW YORK) — A man was arrested for allegedly threatening to stab an Asian undercover police officer in the face at Penn Station in New York City. On Friday, Juvian [Read More…]
Prince Philip’s funeral service to be held April 17 with limited guests, palace announces
Danny Lawson – WPA Pool/Getty ImagesBy ZOE MAGEE, ABC News (LONDON) — The funeral for Britain’s Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, will be held April 17 and limited to 30 guests, Buckingham [Read More…]
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