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Meade County Fatal Crash
A 44 year old man from Summerset man died Wednesday in a single-motorcycle crash near Black Hawk. The South Dakota Department of Public Safety reported around 7am, the driver of a 2010 Triumph motorcycle was [Read More…]
The deed is done
The former Mitchell High School is no more. “There are no walls standing, so everything that we have now is at grade or under the ground.” Superintendent Joe Childs said. However, there’s still work to [Read More…]
Jackley Announces SD to Receive Minimum $52 Million in Multistate Settlement with Meta
Attorney General Marty Jackley says South Dakota will receive a minimum of $52,612,676 as its share in a landmark $17.1 billion multistate settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc. It is one of the largest state consumer [Read More…]
Mitchell Tech Culinary Student Awarded Prestigious $20,000 US Foods Scholars Scholarship
Mitchell Technical College Culinary Arts student Jake Toben of Sioux Falls has been selected as one of twenty students nationwide to receive the $20,000 US Foods Scholars Award, a highly competitive national scholarship recognizing promising [Read More…]
How about them apples?!
67 years ago a Corn Palace Festival tradition began. “In 1959, the Woolworth’s Five and Dime expanded and took over more of the building and so then for Corn Palace Week, their grand opening was [Read More…]
South Dakota Department of Corrections reports an inmate death
The South Dakota Department of Corrections is reporting the death of an inmate. 66 year old Benny Laible died at the Jameson Prison in Sioux Falls on Tuesday August 25. At the time of his [Read More…]
Attorney General Jackley Announces Pierre Woman Sentenced for Defrauding South Dakota Medicaid Program
A woman from Pierre has been sentenced to a 10-year suspended prison term after earlier pleading guilty to one felony count of Grand Theft. She had been charged with defrauding the South Dakota Medicaid Program [Read More…]
FBI sets $25,000 minimum reward for dozens of unsolved Indian Country cases while family members remain skeptical
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — The Federal Bureau of Investigation has established a minimum reward of $25,000 in cases where people went missing or were killed in Indian Country, part of a broader effort to [Read More…]
MTC fall is semester is off and running
Mitchell Technical College opened its fall semester on Monday. “Our enrollment looks strong,” said MTC president Theresa Kriese. “We should have a good count at the end of next week. We usually wait for the [Read More…]
Mitchell School Board tackles policy review
The Mitchell School Board took a deep dive into policy series 1000-1200 as part of its annual review. Superintendent Joe Childs says it’s critical for the board to stay up to date on policies. “There’s [Read More…]
South Dakota school district creating different path to graduation
For high school students who aren’t thriving in a traditional classroom, a South Dakota school district is trying a different approach. Gold Prospect Academy is a new alternative high school in the Lead-Deadwood school district [Read More…]
Codington County Flock cameras removed following vandalism
Codington County has pulled the plug on its four Flock License Plate Reader cameras in the county due to repeated vandalism. Sheriff Brad Howell says the County Highway Department was removing the fourth and final [Read More…]
Pine Ridge man convicted of federal drug crime
A federal court jury has convicted a 41 year old man from Pine Ridge of Conspiracy to Distribute a Controlled Substance following a three-day jury trial in federal district court in Rapid City. The verdict [Read More…]
South Dakota’s cybersecurity program is running out of time, money as local governments face attacks
Pennington County residents haven’t been able to access some services since a cyberattack knocked out county computer systems in July. The water system in Rapid City, which is part of Pennington County, was among the [Read More…]
The new school year for Mitchell public schools is off to a good start
The 2026-2027 school year for Mitchell public schools is off and running. “Kicked off the first day with our after-school program as well,” said Superintendent Joe Childs. “So we’ve been pretty excited about that. I’ve [Read More…]
Parker man sentenced to more than two years in federal prison
A 39 year old man from Parker is sitting in a federal prison following a sentencing hearing earlier this week. The U-S Attorney’s Office is reporting Michael Sherard was sentenced to 27 months in federal [Read More…]
Authorities investigating a fatal paraglider accident
The Brown County Sheriff’s Office responded to a reported paraglider accident northeast of Aberdeen Wednesday. According to a news release, sheriff deputies, the Frederick Fire Department, Aberdeen Medics, Careflight and the South Dakota highway patrol [Read More…]
Veterans Benefits Seminar coming to Mitchell
DAV (Disabled American Veterans) is a nonprofit charity that provides a lifetime of support for veterans of all generations and their families, helping more than 1 million veterans in positive, life-changing ways each year. One [Read More…]
Names released in McCook County fatal crash
Two people died early Monday morning in a two-vehicle crash on I-90 near Bridgewater. The South Dakota Department of Public Safety reported around 1:20 am, 53 year old Derrick Jason Brousseau from Pacolet, South Carolina [Read More…]
South Dakota’s U.S. Senators pleased with delay of 50% tariff on certain Canadian products
President Trump late Tuesday night announced the United States had agreed to delay placing a 50% tariff on $20-billion dollars of certain Canadian products. Senator Mike Rounds called it a work in progress. “This is [Read More…]