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Local Sports

3 years ago

No. 18 DWU volleyball knocks off No. 7 Northwestern

Mitchell, S.D. – No. 18 Dakota Wesleyan volleyball grabs the huge four-set win at home […]

Crime

3 years ago

Tabor man pleads guilty to wire fraud

A Tabor man has pleaded guilty to wire fraud. 53-year old Steven Bares faces […]

Local Sports

3 years ago

GPAC Report: Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022

Crime

3 years ago

Sioux Falls police: Man fatally shoots woman, shoots self

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Police say a man fatally shot a woman inside […]

Region

3 years ago

Canton man identified as fatality in Saturday afternoon crash west of Hudson

HUDSON, S.D. – A Canton, S.D., man has been identified as the person who […]

Crime

3 years ago

Three charged in connection with downtown Mitchell murder in 2021 sentenced on Wednesday

Three people charged in connection with the murder of a man in a downtown […]

Local Sports

3 years ago

Dakota Wesleyan drops to No. 18 in newest NAIA Top 25 Poll for women’s volleyball

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Midland (Neb.) is the new No. 1 in the latest edition […]

Local Sports

3 years ago

USD junior Madison Harms named Summit League Offensive Peak Performer of the Week

SIOUX FALLS, S.D.— South Dakota fourth-year junior Madison Harms has been named the TicketSmarter […]

Local Sports

3 years ago

GPAC Report: Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2022 (AUDIO)

GPAC Report: Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2022

Education

3 years ago

Mock emergency situation to be conducted in Hanson County on Wednesday

This note from the Hanson County Sheriff’s Office – between 12pm and 2pm today […]

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Business

2 days ago

The governor says the bill protects religious freedom; critics question whether the out-of-state incident cited justifies a felony escalation.

Gov. Larry Rhoden on Friday announced legislation that would make disrupting a religious service a felony in South Dakota, arguing the change is needed to deter protests interfering with worship.

Senate Bill 113 would elevate an existing misdemeanor offense to a felony when a person intentionally targets a house of worship. Disrupting a religious service is already illegal under state law.

Business

2 days ago

DWU Sioux Falls Nursing program has new location

Dakota Wesleyan University has relocated its in-person Associate of Science in Nursing program in Sioux Falls to 817 W. Russell St., citing expanded space and improved parking access.

Government

2 days ago

Terry Sabers announces run for South Dakota House District 20 seat

Mitchell businessman and longtime community volunteer Terry Sabers says he’s running for the South Dakota House in District 20, focusing on workforce development, technical education and fiscal responsibility.

Government

2 days ago

South Dakota Senate committee advances hemp-derived THC, kratom ban bills without recommendation

The Senate Health and Human Services Committee sent SB 61 (hemp-derived THC) and SB 77 (kratom) to the full Senate “without recommendation” after unanimous votes, signaling lawmakers are split on how — or whether — to regulate the substances.

Business

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Glass Slipper Giveaway offers free prom dresses Jan. 31 at RiverTree Church in Mitchell

Students can pick out a free new or like-new prom dress during the 15th annual Glass Slipper Giveaway on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026, at RiverTree Church in Mitchell. No application is required, and accessories are also available.