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Region

3 years ago

Rapid City hotel owners sued by relative over media post

RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) — The owners of Rapid City hotel are facing a […]

Local

3 years ago

Road repairs in Mitchell for Monday, June 13

The City of Mitchell will be patching the following streets today (Monday June 13, […]

Local

3 years ago

SD group working to put initiated measure on ballot to codify abortion rights

The leader of a South Dakota grassroots group says his organization will work to […]

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Education

3 years ago

Mitchell School Board to receive update on new high school

The Mitchell School Board will receive an update on plans for the new high […]

Local

3 years ago

Rounds seeking fall 2022 internship applications

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) is currently accepting applications from college students […]

People

3 years ago

Vermillion teen participated in 65th Distinguished Young Women National Finals

A Vermillion teen is traveling to Alabama to participate in the 65th Distinguished Young […]

Opinion

3 years ago

Governor Kristi Noem – Old Glory, eternal glory

On June 14th each year, we celebrate the American Flag as an enduring symbol […]

Opinion

3 years ago

Senator John Thune – Inflated prices lead to deflated family budgets

President Biden recently penned an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal entitled “My Plan […]

Local

3 years ago

Mel’s Musings – Flag Day

June 14th is Flag Day. The American flag is renowned around the world. It […]

Local

3 years ago

Strong winds but no tornadoes confirmed in early morning storms; temps to spike today

Severe storms tore through our region late Sunday night and into this morning, prompting […]

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Local

1 day ago

South Dakota governor backs tax-credit donations for school choice program

Governor Larry Rhoden announced that South Dakota will expand the South Dakota Partners in Education Scholarship program to allow donor tax credits for contributions to accredited public and private schools, marking a notable shift in education-funding policy and school-choice options.

Crime

1 day ago

Attorney General Jackley Warns Consumers of Text Message Scams

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley is urging consumers to stay vigilant as text message scams continue to rise ahead of International Fraud Awareness Week, Nov. 16–22. Jackley warns that scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated, using fake delivery notifications, bank alerts, government impersonations, prize claims, and even “wrong number” texts to trick people into clicking malicious links or sharing personal information.

Business

2 days ago

Stacy Giblin Named General Manager of Mitchell Media Group

Stacy Giblin has been appointed as the new General Manager of Mitchell Media Group, a Saga Communications company operating four local radio stations and MitchellNow.com in Mitchell, South Dakota.

Business

1 day ago

Zebra Mussels Detected at Sheridan Reservoir as Officials Urge Fall Dock Inspections

South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks officials say late fall is a critical time to check docks and boat lifts for zebra mussels, with new detections confirmed at Sheridan Reservoir. The discovery marks the second zebra mussel–positive waterbody in western South Dakota.

Local

2 days ago

UPDATE: Caution is urged at newly Installed All-Way Stop at 1st and Foster Intersection

The City of Mitchell has installed new all-way stop signs at the intersection of 1st Avenue and Foster Street. Motorists are urged to use caution and remain alert when approaching the area as drivers adjust to the change.