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A construction zone worker died Tuesday from injuries sustained in a two-vehicle crash two miles east of Wessington, SD. The South Dakota Department of Public Safety says the driver of a pickup truck was traveling [Read More…]

A man from California man has been indicted in an internet scam involving a Lawrence County couple. 30 year old Chao Zheng of Monterey, California recently pleaded not guilty when he was arraigned in Lawrence [Read More…]

If you live in Davison, Lincoln, Turner, or Union counties and you had loss or damage from the severe storms and flooding that occurred June 16 – July 8, you may be eligible for FEMA [Read More…]

Numerous businesses, non-profit and community service organizations gathered at the Corn Palace for the first-ever Community Access Resources Expo. The event highlighted services available in the Mitchell community. Geri Beck represented Mitchell Area Housing Incorporated. [Read More…]

Sailors that will be stationed aboard a United States Navy ship named after South Dakota’s capital city are visiting their ship’s namesake this week. During the visit, Sailors assigned to the USS Pierre will have [Read More…]

It’s been five years in the planning, including a generous land donation, public meetings and adjustments. And now dirt is turning at the Ridgeview on Foster workforce housing project. Mitchell Area Housing, Inc president Terry [Read More…]

General Marty Jackley says a 56 year old man from Aberdeen has been indicted on seven counts of computer-generated child pornography which are part of a new South Dakota law that took effect this past [Read More…]

From the South Dakota Department of Corrections: The South Dakota State Penitentiary and Jameson Annex in Sioux Falls are being placed on lockdown status. We do not know at this time how long the lockdown [Read More…]

The South Dakota Hall-of-Fame welcomed its ten newest members during its annual gathering in Chamberlain Friday night. Mitchell native and KORN alumnus Dean Sorenson was among the honorees. Radio was, and still is his lifelong [Read More…]

During Friday evening’s South Dakota Hall-of-Fame induction ceremony, a Mitchell based-organization was recognized for its “Acts of Excellence.” South Dakota Hall-of-Fame executive director Laurie Becvar recognized First Circuit CASA. “Since its founding more than 20 [Read More…]

A Mitchell native and broadcaster took his place in the South Dakota Hall-of-Fame over the weekend. Former broadcaster and South Dakota Hall-of-Fame Board member Marci Burdick introduced Dean Sorenson. “Dean’s career began in radio right [Read More…]

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley has joined 41 other Attorneys General in asking Congress to pass legislation requiring a U.S. Surgeon General warning on all algorithm-driven social media platforms. In a letter to Congress, [Read More…]

A 61 year old man from Marion has been sentenced to 160 years in prison after earlier being convicted of criminal charges against a child. Daniel Leroy Ringuette was sentenced Thursday in Turner County Circuit [Read More…]

The Power Dam Road Fire continues to burn in Mellette County, with strong south winds pushing the fire northward. The fire is currently located in the river bottom of the White River on the south [Read More…]

For the third consecutive year, South Dakota’s public universities are witnessing an increase in overall enrollments as more students and families recognize the value of a college degree and the cost advantages the state’s public [Read More…]

The University of South Dakota set several all-time records, including in overall headcount; first-time, full-time undergraduate student enrollment; and total graduate enrollment. USD reported a new all-time record in overall headcount this fall, with 10,619 [Read More…]

Dakota Wesleyan University has once again been named to the Prairie Business magazine’s list of 50 Best Places to Work for 2024. The list was announced Sept. 6th. Employees throughout the region nominated their companies, [Read More…]

Following more than an hour of public testimony, both for and against, Davison County Commissioners voted 4 to 1 to approve a new ordinance designed to combine the offices of treasurer and auditor into a [Read More…]

Numerous community members shared their feelings, during Tuesday’s public hearing regarding, the proposed county ordinance combining the treasurers and auditors offices into a single County Finance Office. Davison County Republican Party vice-chair Sonya Van Erdewyk [Read More…]