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4 years ago

Davison County’s Active COVID-19 Cases Dropped Slightly Saturday

Active COVID-19 cases in South Dakota went down Saturday in the latest report and […]

4 years ago

South Dakota Reports 158 New COVID-19 Cases Wednesday While Active Cases Drop

Active COVID-19 cases in South Dakota went down slightly Wednesday in the latest report […]

4 years ago

Active COVID-19 Cases In South Dakota Drop Again Saturday

Active COVID-19 cases in South Dakota went down Saturday by 52 in the latest […]

Local Sports

5 years ago

USD Spring Football Season Ends Early

VERMILLION, S.D.—South Dakota’s football season has come to a close, following a cancellation with […]

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Opinion

4 days ago

Thune: Schumer Shutdown Day One

Mitchell Now publishes opinion pieces representing both sides of a variety of topics. Opinions […]

Government

4 days ago

Senator John Thune Blames Democrats as Federal Government Shutdown Continues

South Dakota Senator and Senate Majority Leader John Thune spoke out as the federal government entered a shutdown, attributing the impasse to Democrats’ far-left demands. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called it a Republican shutdown. Government operations will remain closed until Congress approves a new funding bill, Thune told Bret Baier of Fox News.

Government

4 days ago

Sioux Falls Thrive Shuts Down Operations Amid Funding Shortfalls; Programs Continue With Other Organizations

Sioux Falls Thrive, known for its work in food security, affordable housing, and youth enrichment, is closing operations.

Crime

4 days ago

Sioux Falls Man and Woman Arrested After Parking Dispute Leads to Aggravated Assault, DWI, and Weapons Charges

Sioux Falls Police arrested 48-year-old Mary Loyer and 43-year-old Raymond Shimel after a parking dispute in the 200 block of North Fairfax Avenue escalated into an aggravated assault.

Government

4 days ago

Mitchell Approves $3.39 Million Loan for North Ohlman Street Utility Project and Roundabout

The Mitchell City Council has approved seeking a $3.39 million state loan to replace century-old sewer, water, and storm drainage lines on North Ohlman Street.