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Friday Night Lights With DWU Hoops Canceled Due To Wet Conditions
Local
17 hours ago
COMMUNITY UPDATE: Friday Night Lights With DWU Hoops Canceled In Mitchell

Friday Night Lights with DWU Hoops, scheduled for Friday evening in Mitchell, has been canceled.

Dusty Johnson to speak at South Dakota National Guard welcome home ceremony in Mitchell
Government
2 days ago
Dusty Johnson to Speak at South Dakota National Guard Welcome Home Ceremony in Mitchell

U.S. Rep. Dusty Johnson will speak Saturday at a welcome home ceremony for the South Dakota Army National Guard’s 665th Support Maintenance Company at Mitchell High School.

Government
2 days ago
Absentee Voting Opens Friday for Davison County Voters

Davison County voters can begin casting absentee ballots Friday, Sept. 18, for South Dakota’s Nov. 3 general election. Here’s what voters need to know about voting early in Mitchell.

Crime
3 days ago
South Dakota DOC Issues High-Risk Offender Release Notice for Anthony Salinas in Sioux Falls

The South Dakota Department of Corrections says Anthony Salinas, 62, will be released in Sioux Falls on Sept. 18 after completing a 12-year sentence for aggravated assault.

Local
3 days ago
Big Friend Little Friend Launches “Flip the List” Campaign to Recruit More Mentors for Mitchell-Area Youth

Big Friend Little Friend launches Mitchell community-wide campaign to recruit more volunteers.

FFA State Fair results
Agriculture
3 days ago
FFA Members Recognized for Achievement at the South Dakota State Fair

South Dakota FFA members competed in livestock exhibitions, agriscience, farm safety and agricultural displays during the 2026 South Dakota State Fair in Huron.

news
4 days ago
Road Striping Underway on South Burr Street in Mitchell

Drivers in Mitchell are being urged to use caution as road striping takes place on South Burr Street between First Avenue and Spruce Street.

South Dakota Farmers & Ranchers in D.C. to Advocate for a Farm Bill that Works for Them
Agriculture
4 days ago
South Dakota Farmers & Ranchers in D.C. to Advocate for a Farm Bill that Works for Them

South Dakota farmers and ranchers are in Washington, D.C., this week urging Congress to pass an updated Farm Bill that addresses rising input costs, disaster assistance, conservation programs, year-round E-15 and Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling. The delegation is meeting with congressional leaders during the National Farmers Union D.C. Fly-In.

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