October 2023 – Page 8 – KORN News Radio

Maine shooting live updates: Suspect Robert Card found dead after manhunt

October 28, 2023 ABC News

JOSEPH PREZIOSO/AFP via Getty Images (LEWISTON, MAINE) — At least 18 people were killed, and 13 others were injured in a mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, on Wednesday evening, officials said. The suspect, Robert Card, [Read More…]

South Dakota’s Rapid Population Growth: Reaching 1 Million Residents by 2030

October 28, 2023 Travis Kriens

South Dakota’s population is growing rapidly, with the state poised to reach 1 million residents by 2030. Despite nearly 29,000 people leaving the state, an estimated 34,859 newcomers arrived last year. Minnesota was the primary [Read More…]

Advocates say Amazon is not complying with Minnesota’s new warehouse worker safety law

October 28, 2023 Travis Kriens

Max Nesterak/Minnesota Reformer Advocates say Amazon not complying with new law Amazon has not complied with Minnesota’s new warehouse worker safety law, which requires large warehouse distribution centers to tell workers what productivity quotas they’re [Read More…]

Mass shootings are on the rise in Minnesota

October 28, 2023 Travis Kriens

Christopher Ingraham/Minnesota Reformer Certain mass shootings make national headlines, like the horrific recent incident in Lewiston, Maine, in which a man killed at least 18 people with an AR-15 and injured 13 more. Others gain only regional [Read More…]

García’s HR in 11th, Seager’s tying shot in 9th rally Rangers past Arizona 6-5 in Series opener

October 28, 2023 Travis Kriens

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Adolis García took a few steps while watching the ball before tossing his bat aside after another big swing this postseason. This one won an extended Game 1 of the World [Read More…]

Jacks, Coyotes, Duel for MVFC Lead

October 28, 2023 Travis Kriens

Sole possession of first place in the Missouri Valley Football Conference, as well as state bragging rights, will be on the line Saturday afternoon, when No. 1 South Dakota State travels to South Dakota for [Read More…]

Missouri hunters help “Share the Harvest”

October 28, 2023 nedvedmedia

On this week’s episode of the Outdoor Adventures hunting podcast from Brownfield Ag News, we learn about another effort that allows hunters to help provide food for those in need. Tyler Schwartze, executive director of [Read More…]

Jonathan Majors’ ‘Magazine Dreams’ film removed from Disney release schedule

October 27, 2023 ABC News

Searchlight Pictures Amid his legal woes stemming from a domestic violence arrest in March, Jonathan Majors‘ film Magazine Dreams has been quietly removed from its December 8 release date by Disney-owned Searchlight Pictures. The change [Read More…]

Marketing considerations when storing grain

October 27, 2023 nedvedmedia

A market analyst suggests there’s a lot to consider when storing grain. Naomi Blohm with Total Farm Marketing reminds farmers planning to hold onto corn harvested this fall that storage costs can add up. “In [Read More…]

Cattle, hog futures end the week on a positive note

October 27, 2023 nedvedmedia

At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were higher, supported by higher boxed beef at midday and Friday’s stronger cash business. December live cattle closed $2.90 higher at $192.22 and February live cattle [Read More…]

South Dakota Approves Winter Highway Plan Changes Ahead of Snowfall

October 27, 2023 Travis Kriens

The South Dakota Transportation Commission has approved modifications to the state’s winter highway plan in preparation for the upcoming winter season. After facing challenges in the previous harsh winter, the Department of Transportation has introduced [Read More…]

Pierre Man Convicted for Assaulting and Threatening Police

October 27, 2023 Travis Kriens

PIERRE, S.D. — South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley announces that a Pierre man was convicted Thursday by a Hughes County jury for assaulting and threatening correctional officers at the Hughes County Jail. Isaiah V. Rouse, [Read More…]

How a rabble-rousing, socialist priest in South Dakota inspired a tradition of direct democracy

October 27, 2023 Travis Kriens

Thanks to a rabble-rousing, socialist priest, it’s a milestone year for direct democracy in the U.S. and not just because Ohio voters are circumventing their Republican-controlled legislature to decide for themselves if they have constitutional abortion rights. [Read More…]

Month: October 2023

Maine shooting live updates: Suspect Robert Card found dead after manhunt

South Dakota’s Rapid Population Growth: Reaching 1 Million Residents by 2030

Advocates say Amazon is not complying with Minnesota’s new warehouse worker safety law

Mass shootings are on the rise in Minnesota

García’s HR in 11th, Seager’s tying shot in 9th rally Rangers past Arizona 6-5 in Series opener

Jacks, Coyotes, Duel for MVFC Lead

Missouri hunters help “Share the Harvest”

Jonathan Majors’ ‘Magazine Dreams’ film removed from Disney release schedule

Marketing considerations when storing grain

Cattle, hog futures end the week on a positive note

South Dakota Approves Winter Highway Plan Changes Ahead of Snowfall

Pierre Man Convicted for Assaulting and Threatening Police

How a rabble-rousing, socialist priest in South Dakota inspired a tradition of direct democracy

A 4-year-old fatally shot his little brother in Minnesota. The gun owner has been criminally charged

Disney unveils first look at Rachel Zegler as Snow White, shifts film to 2025

Richard Dreyfuss says ‘Jaws’ play ‘The Shark is Broken’ makes him look like “a big jerk

Goldie Hawn says an alien reached out and touched her

Sarah Paulson, John Hamm and dozens of other stars declare they’d rather stay on strike than “take a bad deal”

Spotted lanternfly detected in Kentucky

Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: October 27, 2023