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Sheriff: Pregnant cow intentionally hit, teen driver and passenger facing charges
WATERTOWN, S.D. (KVRR-KWAT) – Investigators say a pregnant cow had to be euthanized after the driver of a vehicle intentionally swerved to hit a cow that was attempting to cross a road in South Dakota. Codington County Chief Deputy Brent Solum says two teenage boys were in the vehicle....
Bryant man arrested after pursuit
HAMLIN COUNTY, S.D. (KELO) — A Bryant man was arrested last night after a pursuit in Lake Norden earlier this week. The Hamlin County Sheriff’s Office says it happened just after 11 p.m. Tuesday. A deputy tried to stop a car on SD Highway 28 but it took...
Big Band concert planned in De Smet
Returning by popular demand, Emmy winning Shaun Johnson brings the Big Band’ Experience to the De Smet Event Center stage on Sunday, April 28, at 3 p.m. This fast-paced concert featuring Johnson plus some of the top instrumentalists in the Midwest opens the prestigious 2024 De Smet Area Concert Series. Season memberships and individual tickets are on sale now.
SD Department of Corrections announces offender death
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - State prison offender Brian Gibbons has died, according to a release shared by the Department of Corrections on Tuesday. Gibbons, 47, passed away at a Sioux Falls hospital on Monday. He was serving a sentence for First-Degree Robbery from Brookings County at the...
Blioux River Ranch receives South Dakota Leopold Conservation Award
Father and son, Barry and Eli Little prioritize soil health on their 1,600 acres of cropland and 800 acres of pastures at Blioux River Ranch near Castlewood, South Dakota. A variety of conservation practices have produced environmental and economic benefits through better crop yields, and less fertilizer and herbicide usage and expense. They have also demonstrated that grazing livestock can enhance wildlife habitat.
Iroquois HOSA places in state conference
The Iroquois HOSA Chapter competed at the HOSA State Leadership Conference in Sioux Falls on April 11-12. This year there were over 800 HOSA members from across South Dakota that competed in various health-related events for the opportunity to compete at the International Leadership Conference that will be held at the end of June in Houston, Texas. Iroquois HOSA had students place in several of these events.
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