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Sioux Falls woman pleads no contest to day care abuse
Updated: 3 hours ago
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Chronic wasting confirmed in a captive elk in Clark County
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Dakotas tribes seek more crime-fighting help from feds
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Officials: Tattoos identify victim who had been dismembered
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Brookings hit with two outages
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Too. Much. Snow.
BROOKINGS – The Brookings area has been hit with seemingly unending snowfall for the past couple of months. Superintendent Matt Bartley and the Brookings Street Department are running out of room to dump it, and there’s still more in the forecast.
Updated: 1 week ago
‘Tin Man’ coming down
BROOKINGS – It would take more than an oil can to save this “Tin Man.” That’s why Brookings Municipal Utilities has decided to take down the Fourth Street water tower and build a state-of-the-art water tower on the same location, according to Eric Witt, BMU’s water/wastewater and engineering manager.
Updated: 1 week ago
Reports of flooding problems throughout Brookings
BROOKINGS – The daylong rain Wednesday forced the Brookings Liquor Store to close and Larson Manufacturing Company to send workers home and prompted people to enquire about sandbags, according to officials.
Updated: 1 week ago
South Dakota passes bills to discourage Keystone XL rioting
PIERRE (AP) – South Dakota is poised to approve laws aimed at potential protests against the planned Keystone XL oil pipeline, seeking to prevent disruptive demonstrations like those against the Dakota Access pipeline that cost neighboring North Dakota nearly $40 million and led to hundreds of arrests beginning in late 2016.
Updated: 1 week ago
2 arrested on multiple charges
BROOKINGS – A woman and a man, both in their 30s, were arrested on multiple charges Tuesday night after reports of physical fights, burglary, threats, hit-and-run, DUI and endangering a child, according to the Brookings Police.
Updated: 2 weeks ago
Flandreau’s Hannah Parsley earns first-team A All-State honors
Todd County senior Raven Cournoyer was not happy as the 2018-19 girls’ basketball season began. And her opponents on the court paid the price.
Updated: 4 hours ago
SDSU’s DeHaven, Burdick earn Yearly Indoor Awards
SIOUX FALLS – South Dakota State’s head coach Rod DeHaven and senior distance runner Kyle Burdick were named as The Summit League’s men’s coach and track athlete of the year on Wednesday.
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North Dakota State holds off NC Central 78-74 in First Four
DAYTON, Ohio – North Dakota State is one of the best free-throw shooting teams in the country, and that’s what it came down to at the end of the Bison’s First Four win over North Carolina Central.
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Class B girls’ All-State team is laden with senior talent
Five superb seniors and one super sophomore highlight this year’s Class B girls basketball all-state first team, as voted on by the South Dakota Basketball Coaches Association.
Updated: 1 day ago
Belmont beats Temple 81-70 for first NCAA Tournament win
DAYTON, Ohio – A few seconds were still left on the clock when Fran Dunphy headed to midcourt for his final postgame handshake, the outcome long decided. Belmont was simply too much for his Owls.
Updated: 1 day ago
