KMIT’s Harvest Lunch returns to recognize and thank farmers across the Mitchell area during the busy harvest season. Farmers can enter at participating businesses for a chance to receive a catered lunch for themselves and up to 10 family members, friends or neighbors.
South Dakota consumers who purchased certain generic drugs between May 2009 and December 2019 may be eligible for compensation from antitrust settlements.
A water shutoff and road closure is scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 23, near Harmon Drive for a water valve replacement. Water service will be affected along North Harmon from Highway 37 to near 113 N. Harmon.
Friday Night Lights with DWU Hoops, scheduled for Friday evening in Mitchell, has been canceled.
Dakota Wesleyan University has been named one of the nation’s Great Colleges to Work For, earning recognition in three categories: Confidence in Senior Leadership, Shared Governance and Faculty Experience.
Mitchell Area Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help identifying two males suspected of stealing a temporary no-parking sign and post in downtown Mitchell. The case has been designated Crime of the Week #508.
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.
Big Friend Little Friend launches Mitchell community-wide campaign to recruit more volunteers.
South Dakota FFA members competed in livestock exhibitions, agriscience, farm safety and agricultural displays during the 2026 South Dakota State Fair in Huron.
Drivers in Mitchell are being urged to use caution as road striping takes place on South Burr Street between First Avenue and Spruce Street.