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AAA is forecasting heavy travel across South Dakota this Independence Day, urging drivers to stay safe on the roads during the busy holiday period. Motorists are reminded to buckle up, avoid distractions, and inspect their vehicles before traveling.
Big changes are underway in South Dakota college sports as SDSU and USD join the national House vs. NCAA settlement. Starting today, both universities can offer expanded athletic scholarships across all sports, significantly impacting programs like football, where rosters can now receive up to 105 scholarships—up from the previous 65.
All six of Attorney General Marty Jackley’s legislative bills officially take effect today in South Dakota, marking a significant push for government accountability and public safety. The new laws target human trafficking, prison security, and fiscal transparency. Key measures include harsher penalties for obstructing trafficking investigations, tighter contraband regulations in correctional facilities, expanded authority for the State Auditor, and stronger protections for whistleblowers reporting government misconduct.
The Sioux Falls Area Fugitive Task Force faced a high-risk arrest late last week when a suspect who had previously threatened law enforcement pulled a gun during a confrontation. The task force—comprised of members from the Minnehaha County Sheriff’s Office, Sioux Falls Police Department, and South Dakota Highway Patrol—responded swiftly, with a sheriff’s deputy firing and striking the armed man.
U.S. Representative Dusty Johnson officially announced his candidacy for South Dakota governor on Monday. A Republican and longtime public servant, Johnson says he’s ready to lead the state into a new chapter focused on strengthening education, enhancing public safety, and expanding economic opportunities.
Thousands are expected to gather in downtown Mitchell for the annual Palace City Pre-Sturgis Party, returning to Main Street on Thursday, July 31. The free event begins at 5 p.m. and features live music from Weston Frank and Shelby Lee Lowe, plus thrilling stunt shows by Dialed Action Moto Trials.
South Dakota lawmakers are actively addressing the critical shortage of emergency medical services (EMS) in rural communities. With nearly two-thirds of the state’s ambulance services depending on volunteer or part-time crews, many small towns face increasing challenges in providing timely emergency care.
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