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Crime
22 hours ago
Body of Missing Juvenile Found In Missouri River

After about 15 hours of searching, the body was discovered near the Springfield Marina.

Cement being poured onto road foundation.
Government
23 hours ago
Mitchell Mayor Addresses Letter On Paying For Alley Maintenance

Mayor Jordan Hanson explains what is behind letter to residents proposing assessments for maintenance and paving of alleys in the city.

Aerial map with blue street grid and a yellow highlighted block area labeled 'Water Shutdown Affected Area,' showing the water shutoff zone over streets and avenues.
Government
1 day ago
Watermain Break Disrupts Service to Homes on Mitchell’s East Side

Water will not be restored until Thursday night at the earliest

Mitchell water tower
Government
1 day ago
UPDATE: Thursday’s Valve Replacement Project Postponed

There is no word yet on a makeup date for the work.

Agriculture
1 day ago
Drought Conditions Improve In South Dakota, For Now

There was no improvement in Davison, Hanson, Hutchinson, McCook, or Sanborn Counties.

Baseball resting on the foul line on a baseball field
Sports
1 day ago
Mitchell Sports Roundup: Thursday’s Amateur Games & Lynx Take Care of Business Again

Seven games slate for amateur baseball games tonight, Twins return from the All-Star break tomorrow night, and the Lynx are winners of four of their last five games.

View of full graffiti at Woniya Wakan - Holy Spirit Episcopal Church in Wagner
Crime
2 days ago
Episcopal Church In Wagner Vandalized

WAGNER, SD (Mitchell Now) — Woniya Wakan Episcopal Church on Main Street in Wagner […]

Local
2 days ago
Blood Supply Critically Low

Blood supplies are critically low. There are some opportunities to give over the next six weeks across the regionl.

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