A Yankton woman died in a one-vehicle crash early Saturday morning about four miles south of Wagner, South Dakota. Authorities say the vehicle entered a ditch after the driver lost control and over-corrected on 394th Avenue around 1:45 a.m. A passenger from Wagner sustained minor injuries.
Chamberlain’s annual Rock the Bluffs fireworks show is scheduled for 10:20 p.m. on July 4, launching from the bridge between Chamberlain and Oacoma. Organizers have raised over $11,600 toward their $12,500 goal, promising the show will go on even if the target isn’t fully met.
South Dakota Secretary of State Monae Johnson has announced updated residency requirements for voter registration, now in effect statewide.
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley is applauding the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to uphold Texas’ age verification law for adult websites, clearing the way for South Dakota’s similar legislation to take effect.
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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The South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources has approved nearly $16 million in funding for vital drinking water and wastewater improvement projects statewide. The low-interest loans will support critical infrastructure upgrades in multiple communities, enhancing access to safe drinking water and improving wastewater treatment systems.
The Mitchell Area Chamber of Commerce is launching CO.STARTERS Core, a ten-week entrepreneurial training program starting this September. Designed to help local business owners and startups turn ideas into actionable plans, the hands-on course offers peer support, mentorship, and guidance on refining business models.