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High School

2 years ago

Mount Vernon/Plankinton Lady Titans Place 7th at State A Tourney

BROOKINGS, SD (MITCHELLNOW) Mount Vernon/Plankinton’s 1-2 punch of Reagan Rus and Emilee Fox combined […]

High School

2 years ago

Kernel Girls Playing for the Consolation Championship

SIOUX FALLS (MITCHELLNOW) A balanced scoring attack lifted Mitchell past Spearfish 54-43 in consolation […]

High School

2 years ago

Hanson and MVP Play for 7th Place at State Tourney

BROOKINGS, SD (MITCHELLNOW ) Three players reached double figures as Mahpiya Luta ran past […]

Obituaries

2 years ago

Carolyn Barington, 81, Mitchell

Carolyn passed away Monday, March 4 in her home. A funeral service will be […]

Government

2 years ago

SD Congressman Dusty Johnson calls State of the Union speech “divisive”

WASHINGTON D.C. (MITCHELLNOW) President Biden gave the State of the Union address last night. […]

Government

2 years ago

South Dakota Legislature ends session but draws division over upcoming abortion rights initiative

PIERRE, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) South Dakota’s legislative session is all but over. Lawmakers passed a […]

High School

2 years ago

Mitchell girls basketball team falls to Harrisburg; MVP and Hanson fall in Class A; Ethan advances in Class B

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) The Mitchell Kernel girls basketball team fell to Harrisburg 57-41 […]

Obituaries

2 years ago

William Thorpe, 36, Mitchell

William Thorpe, 36, of Mitchell, SD, passed away Wednesday, March 6, 2024. Visitation will […]

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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. […]

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Farm

3 hours ago

Rural Mainstreet Index Shows Slight Improvement, but Farm Economy Still Struggling

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Creighton University’s latest Rural Mainstreet Index shows the regional farm economy improving modestly last month, though it continues to sit in negative territory. Low commodity prices and rising costs remain major challenges for producers.

Government

3 hours ago

Team Buche Cares, Farmers Union Industries Distribute Food Aid Statewide After SNAP Delay

With SNAP benefits delayed during the recent government shutdown, Team Buche Cares and Farmers Union Industries have launched statewide efforts to support families facing food insecurity. The groups are distributing 10,000 pounds of pork loin and have already provided $300,000 in SNAP replacement certificates.

Crime

3 hours ago

Two Florida Men Face 66 Forgery Charges After Multi-State Credit Card Scam Along I-29

Two men from Florida are facing dozens of forgery charges in Codington County after law enforcement linked them to a multi-state credit card scam involving Walmart stores in Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota. Authorities say a traffic stop led to the discovery of more than 300 credit cards and multiple skimming devices.

Local

3 hours ago

South Dakota Department of Health Celebrates National Rural Health Day

South Dakota leaders are recognizing National Rural Health Day, highlighting the state’s rural and frontier communities and honoring Jones County Ambulance Service as the 2025 Community Star. The observance underscores ongoing efforts to strengthen healthcare access across rural South Dakota.

Crime

1 day ago

Sioux Falls Police Seek Early Radio Purchase to Save $300,000

Sioux Falls Police Chief Jon Thum says buying radio equipment ahead of schedule could save the city $300,000. The City Council has approved the first reading of the proposal, with final consideration expected in early December.