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The Hughes County Commission is considering how to move forward regarding Senate Bill 96.  The measure would give a half-cent sales tax option to counties for the reduction in property taxes on owner-occupied homes.  South [Read More…]

The South Dakota Hall of Fame is honored to have been awarded a Community Impact Grant from POET, the world’s largest producer of biofuel and a global leader in sustainable bioproducts. The POET Community Impact [Read More…]

The Rosebud Sioux Tribe is planning to build a $4.6 million outpatient behavioral health treatment facility, expanding access for the Sicangu Lakota Oyate to community-led mental health, suicide prevention, crisis intervention and substance use treatment [Read More…]

Davison County Commissioners have unanimously approved Sheriff Steve Harr’s request for adding a new deputy. There are currently eight deputies on staff with the last patrol deputy added in 2021. Harr says calls for service [Read More…]

The South Dakota Department of Public Safety has released the name of a male driver who died last Friday as a result of a single vehicle crash in Charles Mix County. Around 12:40 pm, 56 [Read More…]

Two Yankton County residents were recently sentenced to prison on felony drug charges. The Yankton County States Attorney’s Office reported 35 year old Tyler Lee, Sr was sentenced to 10 years in state prison for [Read More…]

To construct an alley or not to construct an alley, and who pays for it?  That was the question that dominated discussion during Monday’s Mitchell City Council meeting. The council hosted a public hearing regarding [Read More…]

South Dakota, federal and state authorities are seeking the public’s help in locating Benjermin Kelley (alias Benjamin Kelley) of the Sioux Falls and Madison area. He’s a non-compliant sex offender whose whereabouts have been unknown [Read More…]

FEMA announced the approval of more than $750,000 in post-disaster funding for Public Assistance projects across South Dakota state, city, and county departments. This program empowers states, local communities, tribes and territories to recover and [Read More…]

South Dakota Searchlight-John Hult The number of people granted discretionary parole by the South Dakota Board of Pardons and Paroles has fallen by 17% over the last two years, according to data shared at a [Read More…]

Eleven teams vied for top honors during Sunday’s Corn Palace Stampede Rodeo chili-cook-off at Stampede Park. Committee chairman Stan Peterson says most of the teams are repeat competitors. “They have fun, that’s what it’s all [Read More…]