List Of Charges Grows Against Morton County Man
(Mandan, ND) — A Morton County man facing burglary and arson charges is now facing attempted murder and more. Prosecutors accuse Correy Davis of shooting at police during a standoff at a home in Morton County in
Man Arrested For Stealing $1.5M From Trucking Company
(Minot, ND) — A man is facing charges for stealing more than one-point-five-million dollars. The 49-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday. The suspect was not identified other than being an employee at the Minot branch of Wilbur-Ellis.
Summer Storms Bring Out Early Lawn Upkeep Requests
(Sioux Falls, SD) — Sioux Falls Code Enforcement is receiving earlier lawn complaints than usual due to summer storms. A property maintenance inspections manager says the code enforcement program is complaint based and the agency gives people
Residents Concerned About Alternative Energy Proposal In Pennington County
(Rapid City, SD) — Residents in Pennington County are concerned about a new alternative energy proposal by county officials. The proposal would allow homeowners to install smaller wind and solar systems with limits prohibiting panels and turbines
Tuition Price For 5 State Universities Expected To Rise 2.4%
(Pierre, SD) — The state Board of Regents is approving higher tuition rates at five public universities. The hike is expected to raise rates by two-point-four percent per credit hour for undergrad students. The board approved the
Harrisburg Opens New Sports Facility
(Harrisburg, SD) — The town of Harrisburg is celebrating the opening of Scheels Park. It’s a new sports facility located just north of Harrisburg High School. Superintendent Jennifer Lowery is calling it “a blessing” for the kids
Crews Repair Restrooms Vandalized At Mary Hall Park
(Rapid City, SD) — Bathrooms at Mary Hall Park have been reopened after major vandalism was committed earlier this month. The facilities had been closed since May 7th after crews discovered destroyed toilets, sinks and scattered debris
Board Of Regents Announces Objectives, AI Strategy In State Schools
(Pierre, SD) — The South Dakota Board of Regents is announcing five core components to improve learning in the state. The organization’s five objectives are governance and infrastructure needs, curricular and programmatic impacts, optimization and utilization of
Thune Pushes Senate Strategy to Advance Year-Round E15 and Farm Bill
Senate Majority Leader John Thune says he and colleagues are actively working to pass House-approved year-round E15 legislation and a new farm bill, both of which face a 60-vote threshold in the Senate. Reminded that House Republicans