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South Dakota’s Congressional delegation and others support the ouster of Venezuela’s President Maduro
South Dakota News Watch All three South Dakota congressional members voiced support for the United States’ strike on Venezuela and capture of its President Nicolás Maduro early Jan. 3rd. South Dakota News Watch reported Senate [Read More…]
Miner County Grand Jury indicts a man from Howard on murder and manslaughter charges
A 46 year old man from Howard has been indicted on two murder charges and a manslaughter charge in connection with a stabbing death that occurred Dec. 6 in Howard. A Miner County Grand Jury [Read More…]
Thune discusses future soybean trade strategy during High Plains Processing tour
U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune toured the High Plains Processing facility south of Mitchell Monday afternoon. He met with South Dakota Soybean Processors CEO Tom Kersting and other plant personnel. “We wanted to come [Read More…]
Two teenagers from Rapid City died in a rollover crash Thursday night
Two teenagers died in a single vehicle crash Thursday night, just north of Rapid City. The South Dakota Department of Public Safety reported around 9:20 pm, the 16 year old female driver of a 2015 [Read More…]
Indictments Issued In Death of State Prison Inmate Travis Long Fox
Attorney General Marty Jackley has announced two people, one a prison employee and an inmate, have been indicted on nine combined felony charges in connection with the Nov. 7, 2025, drug overdose death of State [Read More…]
A long-awaited homecoming at Dakota Wesleyan University
Following a long absence, a bronze bust of Senator George McGovern is back home to stay. Dakota Wesleyan University Professor Joel Allen is Director of the McGovern Center. He says sculptor Dale Lamphere originally loaned [Read More…]
Attorney General Jackley Secures Settlement with Menards On Deceptive Rebate Advertising
Attorney General Marty Jackley says South Dakota will receive $102,888.64 as part of a multistate settlement with Menards to resolve claims the company deceptively marketed its merchandise credit check program (commonly known as the “Menards [Read More…]
Two pedestrians died in a single vehicle crash near Flandreau
The South Dakota Department of Public Safety is reporting two pedestrians died in a single vehicle crash Wednesday evening one mile south of Flandreau. Preliminary crash information indicates shortly after 10 pm, the 55 year [Read More…]
Slumberland and Mitchell Area United Way Bed Giveaway Brings Comfort and Rest to Mitchell Families
Wednesday evening 15 beds were donated to local families through the annual Slumberland Homes for the Holidays Bed Giveaway. The event is a long-standing partnership between Slumberland Furniture and Mitchell Area United Way that’s continued [Read More…]
New counseling service set to serve rural residents and agricultural families
Davison County Commissioners Tuesday approved a request by Colleen Stegenga to operate a small-scale, home-based professional counseling office on her agricultural property near Mount Vernon. She says Embracing Change fills a need regarding mental health [Read More…]
Finding the $5 Christmas tree
Many families across the United States celebrate the holiday season with a Christmas tree. Although farmed and fake Christmas trees are full, symmetrical, and simple to get, they can be pricey. And rightly so – [Read More…]
Two men from Sioux Falls arrested near a Mitchell business
Mitchell Police arrested two males from Sioux Falls early this morning after an officer on patrol observed suspicious activity near a business in the 1100 block of E. Spruce Ave The Mitchell Police Department says [Read More…]
City of Mitchell pursuing a State Department of Transportation Bridge Improvement Grant
The Mitchell City Council green-lighted pursuing a South Dakota Transportation Department Bridge Improvement Grant. Public Works Director Joe Schroeder says it’s for the canal bridge spanning Firesteel Creek on the western portion of Lake Mitchell. [Read More…]
Attorney General Jackley, DCI Rule Beresford Police Officer Involved Shooting Justified
A South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation review has determined that a Beresford Police Department Officer was justified in his use of force during a traffic stop on Friday, Nov. 21, in Beresford. “The person [Read More…]
Jamaican National Sentenced for Long-Running Sweepstakes Scheme
An extradited Jamaican citizen was sentenced Monday to 63 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release for participating in a long-running scheme to defraud an elderly California woman. According to court documents, [Read More…]
EPA Selects Local Governments from Utah and South Dakota to Receive Over $8.3 Million in Solid Waste Infrastructure Grants
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently announced that it has selected two local governments from Region 8 to receive more than $8.3 million in Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling grants to help improve post-consumer materials [Read More…]
Names Released in Pennington County Fatal Crash
Three people were injured, one fatally, in a two-vehicle crash Thursday morning 13 miles west of Rapid City. The South Dakota Department of Public Safety reported 52 year old Willard D. Howard, Jr. of Rapid [Read More…]
Parkston Man Convicted of Third Degree Rape
The Attorney General’s office has announced a 22 year old man from Parkston has been convicted of Third Degree Rape and Taking Pictures without Consent. Quinn Scott Bormann was found guilty Thursday by a Yankton [Read More…]
Attorney General Marty Jackley Sends Cease and Desist Letter Ordering Stop to Deceptive Abortion Pill Advertising in South Dakota
Attorney General Marty Jackley has sent a letter to Mayday Health ordering the company to immediately cease and desist the deceptive advertising of the sale of abortion pills in South Dakota and said the state [Read More…]
State pledges investigation as national group launches abortion-pill ads in South Dakota
SD Searchlight-Meghan O’Brien There’s a new ad campaign promoting abortion pills at dozens of gas station pumps across South Dakota, and state officials said Tuesday they’ll investigate it for potentially deceptive trade practices and possible [Read More…]