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Government

2 years ago

SD Legislature passes $7.3 billion FY 2025 budget to close main run of 2024 session

PIERRE, S.D. MITCHELLNOW) With little dissent, the South Dakota Legislature passed a $7.3 billion […]

Government

2 years ago

Trio of carbon pipeline-related compromise bills passes SD House

PIERRE, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) A trio of carbon pipeline-related compromise bills pass the House on Wednesday. […]

Government

2 years ago

Governor Noem signs bill to fund women’s prison into law

PIERRE, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) Governor Kristi Noem signed SB 50, which funds the women’s prison […]

Education

2 years ago

DWU’s Thomas included in Prairie Business 2024 Top 25 Women in Business

GRAND FORKS, N.D. (MITCHELLNOW) Prairie Business magazine has announced 2024’s Top 25 Women in […]

Dakota Wesley University announces hall of fame inductees

Local

2 years ago

DWU theatre to stage production featuring music of 80’s band The Go-Go’s

MITCHELL, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) Dakota Wesleyan University’s Ron and Sheilah Gates Department of Theatre and the […]

Education

2 years ago

Augustana University brings back criminal justice major

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) Augustana is excited to announce that the university brought back […]

Government

2 years ago

Attorney General Jackley urges consumers to participate in 2024 National Consumer Protection Week

PIERRE, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley is urging South Dakota consumers […]

Government

2 years ago

Incumbent Smith turns in petition to run for Mitchell City Council

MITCHELL, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) One Mitchell mayoral race and one Mitchell City Council race will officially […]

Government

2 years ago

Bill to require pornography sites to verify age of users heading to conference committee

PIERRE, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) Disagreement over whether or not the Legislature should take action this […]

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Government

2 years ago

House balks on Senate hog house of bill to give cities and counties veto power over citizen-initiated measures they find unlawful

PIERRE, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) A hog-housed House bill causes an uproar in the legislature on Tuesday. […]

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Weather

4 hours ago

WEEKEND WEATHER: Windy, Cooler Conditions Return to Mitchell

A sharp cooldown and gusty winds are expected across Mitchell this weekend, with temperatures dipping Friday and Saturday before a sunnier, milder Sunday arrives.

Local Sports

1 day ago

Dakota Wesleyan & Mitchell Summer Basketball Camp Opportunities

Local schools like Mitchell and Dakota Wesleyan’s basketball programs have put together a slew of camps for young athletes and teams to improve their skills.

Local

1 day ago

Bricks from Former Mitchell High School to Be Offered as Demolition Begins

As demolition of the former Mitchell High School gets underway, officials plan to offer free bricks from the historic building to the public. Community members are urged to stay clear of the site for safety.

Business

22 hours ago

Subway Locations in Mitchell Sold to New Owner as Local Family Transitions Ownership

Several Subway restaurants in Mitchell are changing ownership after nearly a decade under local management. The sale marks a transition to an owner with multiple locations across the region.

Local

3 hours ago

Mitchell Seeks Public Input on Pedestrian, Roadway Safety at May 5 Open House

Mitchell residents are invited to share feedback on pedestrian and roadway safety during a May 5 open house. Community input will help guide a citywide safety action plan and support a federal grant application.