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Applications Open July 1 For $5 million in Victim Grants
Attorney General Marty Jackley says the application period opens Monday, July 1, for $5 million in grants that will be awarded by the Attorney General’s Office to organizations that assist children who have been abused [Read More…]
Mitchell Police Chief Mike Koster set to retire
A week from today Mitchell Police Chief Mike Koster is ending a 24 and a half year run with the Mitchell PD…. He came up through the ranks from Patrol office to chief… [Read More…]
Names Released in Hutchinson County Two Vehicle Double Fatality Crash
Two people suffered fatal injuries in a two-vehicle crash eight miles south of Freeman, SD Monday afternoon. The South Dakota Department of Public Safety reported 51 year old Patrick L. Bauder of Scotland was driving [Read More…]
South Dakota Board of Regents Approves High-Need Programs
The South Dakota Board of Regents announces the approval of two high-need programs designed to meet the growing workforce demands in the state and beyond. These programs include a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting at South [Read More…]
Ethanol Blender Pump Grants Available
The Governor’s Office of Economic Development is accepting applications for the Blender Pump Grant program to encourage the use of ethanol blended fuels. “Ethanol is an important part of value-added agriculture in South Dakota with [Read More…]
Three southeastern South Dakota lakes reopened to boating
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Wednesday announced the reopening of three waterbodies in southeast South Dakota that had been included on Governor Noem’s previous “no boating declaration.” Lake Henry in Bon Homme County, [Read More…]
South Dakota Education Department awards $6.4-million dollars in CTE grants to 36 school districts
In a historic move, the South Dakota Department of Education has awarded 36 grants totaling $6.4 million to school districts to purchase innovative, industry-grade equipment for career and technical education (CTE) programs. “We gave schools [Read More…]
Beware Of Flood-Related Scams
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley warns residents impacted by the flooding in southeast South Dakota to be careful about flood-related scams involving fraudulent home repairs and charity appeals. “These are the times when scam [Read More…]
I-29 reopened in extreme southeast South Dakota
At 3 p.m. (CT) on Tuesday, June 25th, state officials reopened the northbound and southbound lanes on Interstate 29 from exit 2 to exit 26 in southeast South Dakota. Motorists are advised that while all [Read More…]
Davison County Emergency Management Collecting Damage Information
Davison County Emergency Management officials notified property owners Monday that the county will be collecting damage totals from residences with the possibility to receive FEMA individual assistance. To submit any damage from your residence, go [Read More…]
Hutchinson County Fatal Crash
Two people suffered fatal injuries in a two-vehicle crash eight miles south of Freeman Monday afternoon. The South Dakota Department of Public Safety says information indicates around 2:15, the driver of a Chevrolet pickup was [Read More…]
Major flooding forecast in southeastern South Dakota forces closure of I-29 between exits two and nine
Record amounts of water from recent heavy rains are headed for extreme southeastern South Dakota. Governor Kristi Noem says upstream gauges on the big Sioux River have already broken records… Noem says the Big [Read More…]
87 year old man killed in a UTV crash near Harrisburg
An 87-year-old man died Saturday afternoon in a single vehicle crash five miles northeast of Harrisburg, SD. The South Dakota Department of Public Safety reported around 2:10 pm, the driver of a 2013 Kawasaki Mule [Read More…]
Governor Kristi Noem issues “No Boating Declaration” for certain lakes in southeastern South Dakota
PIERRE, S.D. – In order to protect public health, safety and private property, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has enacted a “no boating declaration” into effect on the waters of: Lake Alvin in Lincoln County, [Read More…]
City of Mitchell announces flood-related street closures
The City of Mitchell has closed the following streets due to flooding: As for 4pm Friday. – SPRUCE BETWEEN WISCONSIN & ROWLEY – PHEASANT ST – 1500 BLK N OHLMAN (CONES) – 800 BLK COMMERCE [Read More…]
No Travel Advisories and Road Closures in Place for Southeast South Dakota Due to Flooding-Friday
As of 2 p.m. CT on Friday, June 21st, a no travel advisory has been placed on all state highway sections in southeast South Dakota that are experiencing flooding due to heavy rain in the [Read More…]
Centerville man enters not guilty pleas
A man from Centerville was arraigned Thursday in Salem on nine felony counts A Turner County Grand Jury earlier indicted 64 year old Jay Ostrem on three counts of First-Degree Murder, three counts of Second-Degree [Read More…]
Important announcements from the City of Mitchell
Here are several announcements from the city of Mitchell regarding recovery efforts following Thursday’s heavy rains and flooding. A sandbag station is set up at the city street department for anyone wanting to make sandbags. [Read More…]
Woman sentenced after pleading guilty to grand theft by embezzlement
A 38 year old woman from Rapid City woman has been ordered to pay $42,000 in restitution after earlier pleading guilty to one count of Grand Theft by Embezzlement. Jessica Scott was sentenced after changing [Read More…]
A dozen community organizations receive funding through Operation Round-Up
Through Central Electric Cooperative’s Operation Round-Up® grant program will surpass $200,000 in local impact after the board of trustees recently pledged $13,800 to support area projects. Operation Round-Up, participating cooperative members round up their monthly [Read More…]
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