On Thursday, the State Senate agreed with the Rhoden Administration to reduce funding for the anti-tobacco trust fund.
A proposed constitutional amendment by Rick Weiland of Sioux Falls aims to limit the South Dakota Legislature’s ability to change voter-approved measures for seven years after they are enacted.
The Mitchell City Council approved the purchase of new seats for the Corn Palace but postponed the decision on their color.
Longfellow Elementary School’s Den B students spearheaded a district-wide food drive, collecting 3,584 items for the Snack Pack program.
he State Senate has passed a bill requiring schools to accept cash for event tickets, reviving a measure that previously failed in the House.
All state prison facilities in South Dakota have been placed on lockdown according to the Department of Corrections. Officials say the move is not in response to a disturbance or assault, but no further details were given.
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Mitchell Main Street and Beyond is transforming Wingapalooza into a month-long event
Sioux Falls’ Mayor and Police Chief presented the semi-annual crime statistics on Tuesday, revealing a notable increase in both the city’s population and crime rates.
The Mitchell City Council will meet today to review several significant proposals for the Corn Palace, including a $12 million expansion plan, a $500,000 project to replace seating and add ADA rails, and allocating $600,000 from the entertainment tax for plaza improvements. The council will also address other financial matters and hear variance requests for two properties. The meeting is set to begin at 6 p.m. at City Hall.