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Mike Miller leaves Memphis coaching staff to focus on family
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Mike Miller is leaving Memphis coach Penny Hardaway’s staff after two seasons, saying he needs to spend more time with his family. Miller announced his decision Wednesday on social media. The [Read More…]
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Local Sports for Monday, February 17th, 2020
The Mitchell Kernel boys’ basketball team held off Harrisburg 58-50 in the DWU Culver’s Classic Saturday night at the Corn Palace. The Kernels shot just 30 percent in the second half after making 50 percent [Read More…]
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Local Sports for Friday, November 1st, 2019
Nick Robinson scored three touchdowns including the go-ahead score with 15 seconds to play to give Mitchell a 35 to 28 win at Sturgis in the quarterfinal round of the high school football playoffs Thursday [Read More…]
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Local Sports for Friday, October 25th, 2019
The Huron Tigers jumped out to a 31-0 halftime lead by capitalizing on three Mitchell turnovers and blocking a punt and went on to beat the Kernels 51-17 in the regular season finale for both [Read More…]
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MADC to take ownership of Third and Main buildings
Mitchell, S.D. – The Mitchell Area Development Corporation will take ownership of two buildings on Mitchell’s Main Street in the troubled Third and Main area. The organization’s intent is to expedite the opening of Third [Read More…]
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Woman who pushed friend off Washington state bridge pleads guilty
ABC News(TACOMA, Washington) — A young woman in Washington state has pleaded guilty to pushing a now-former friend off a 60-foot bridge last summer. On Monday, Taylor Smith pleaded guilty to a charge of reckless [Read More…] [Read More…]
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Human rights worker in Chechnya sentenced to 4 years in prison amid fears of further crackdown
iStock/JANIFEST(MOSCOW) — A court in Chechnya has sentenced a prominent human rights worker to four years prison in a case that has been widely condemned by international rights organizations as fabricated, and which some fear [Read More…] [Read More…]
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13-year-old boy falls to death climbing in Utah state park, may have been trying to ‘free solo’
Utah State Parks(SALT LAKE CITY, Utah) — A 13-year-old boy was climbing in Snow Canyon State Park, Utah, when he fell to his death. Elijah Baldwin of Farragut, Iowa, who was identified on Monday by [Read More…] [Read More…]
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Suspect in decades-old murder, rape cold cases in Maryland identified through DNA: Police
Montgomery County, Maryland, Police Department(ROCKVILLE, Maryland) — The man behind a 1989 rape and a 1994 rape and murder in suburban, Washington, D.C., has finally been identified through DNA and genetic genealogy, according to local [Read More…] [Read More…]
Ag News
Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: March 18, 2018
May corn closed at $3.71 and 1/2, down 1 and 3/4 centsMay soybeans closed at $9.05 and 3/4, down 3 and 1/2 centsMay soybean meal closed at $309.80, down $1.00May soybean oil closed at 29.44, [Read More…] [Read More…]
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Legislature approves bill to assist MN farmers impacted by severe weather
A bill to assist Minnesota farmers impacted by recent severe winter weather is headed to the desk of Governor Walz. Late last week, the Minnesota Legislature approved legislation that would expand eligibility for the Rural [Read More…] [Read More…]
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Flooding a problem in many parts of the Midwest
The combination of melting snow and recent rains continues to wreak havoc on many Midwestern farms. Lawrence Sukalski says about a dozen roads in south-central Minnesota have been closed off because of flood waters. “We [Read More…] [Read More…]
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Nebraska Farm Bureau launches disaster relief efforts
Flooding on the Elkhorn River in eastern Nebraska (photo courtesy Nebraska Governor’s office) Nebraska Farm Bureau has established a disaster relief fund to aid the state’s farmers, ranchers and rural communities impacted by recent storms [Read More…] [Read More…]
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CME futures down, CWT exports surpass 400 million pounds of milk
Milk futures were down and cash dairy prices were unchanged except for butter on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Monday. March Class Three milk was down $.02 at $14.92. April was down $.13 to $14.75. May [Read More…] [Read More…]
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Suspect in killing of reputed Gambino family boss ‘Franky Boy’ Cali appears in court with ‘MAGA Forever’ scrawled on his hand
ABC News(NEW YORK) — The man police suspect of killing a reputed mob boss appeared in court Monday as investigators work to piece together whether or not the assassination had anything to do with the [Read More…] [Read More…]
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Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, targeted in mass shooting, raising money for Muslim victims of massacre at New Zealand mosques
iStock/Montes-Bradley(PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania) — Still recovering from a mass shooting at their temple in which 11 worshippers were killed, members of the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh have launched an effort to raise money for [Read More…] [Read More…]
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California police investigating 2 ‘virtual kidnapping’ cases that happened within 24 hours
iStock/Thinkstock(LAGUNA BEACH, Calif.) — Authorities are investigating two “virtual kidnapping” cases which occurred within 24 hours of each other in California. The two incidents took place in Laguna Beach, California, on March 7 and March [Read More…] [Read More…]
Weather
Flood Warning issued March 18 at 2:18PM MDT until further notice by NWS
…The Flood Warning is cancelled for the following rivers in Minnesota…and Iowa… N. Branch Pipestone Creek near Pipestone Floyd River At Alton Ocheyedan River near Everly Waterman Creek near Sutherland [Read More…]
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Shopko announces it’s closing all stores
Shopko today announced that despite the Company’s best efforts, it was unable to find a buyer for its go-forward business as a going concern. As a result, Shopko will commence an orderly wind-down of its [Read More…] [Read More…]
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Nebraska’s cattle industry heavily impacted by weather events
Flooded farm near Fremont, Nebraska (photo courtesy Nebraska Governor’s office) Recovery from historic flooding and a violent March blizzard is underway across Nebraska and neighboring states. Pete McClymont, executive vice president of Nebraska Cattlemen, says [Read More…] [Read More…]