Names Released In Douglas County Fatal Crash
CORSICA — The names have been released from a two-vehicle crash that occurred Saturday near Corsica in Douglas County in which two people died and six people were injured.
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Update: Former Yankton County Deputy Sheriff Indicted On Felony Charges
UPDATE: A former Yankton County deputy sheriff has been indicted by a grand jury for two felony counts related to the falsification of evidence.
Update: Former Yankton County Deputy Sheriff Indicted On Felony Charges
UPDATE: A former Yankton County deputy sheriff has been indicted by a grand jury for two felony counts related to the falsification of evidence.
Lana Jean Tegels
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DWU basketball eager to open season at home with CorTrust Classic this weekend
The early season kickoff to the Dakota Wesleyan University basketball teams returns on Friday, with the inaugural CorTrust Classic taking place at the Corn Palace.
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Weather gallery for October 28, 2026
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Port: ND Supreme Court doesn't take the bait on political stunt
A lawsuit filed by right-wing troll Brandon Prichard alleging misdeeds by the North Dakota Secretary of State has been rejected in a unanimous decision.
Wolves fall in first game without Anthony Edwards
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Mayville State University receives audit recommendations regarding tuition waivers, performance evaluations
The North Dakota State Auditor's Office published an a report covering Mayville State's biennium ending June 30 last year.
SD EMS leaders eligible for free training, funded by federal grant dollars
SPEARFISH — A Spearfish-based international consulting firm is hoping to help emergency medical services (EMS) leaders to develop stronger skills, teams, and connections in South Dakota — with the help
Protecting the state constitution, or protecting voters’ right to change it: Amendment L explained
PIERRE — A question on South Dakotans’ ballots in the Nov. 3 election pits two philosophies against each other: One says it’s too easy to clutter up the state’s constitution
Diesel Deal Empowers Putin’s War And Betrays Ukraine, Democracy
Donald Trump keeps a bust of Winston Churchill on a table next to the fireplace in the Oval Office. He has expressed admiration for Churchill and compares himself favorably to
Three Area Teams Earn District VB Finals Berths
LINCOLN, Neb. — Wynot, Bloomfield and Laurel-Concord-Coleridge each earned the third seed in their respective classes in the Nebraska Volleyball District Finals, scheduled for Saturday. The higher seed wil...
Preview: Bucks Set For Rematch With Tough Tigers Squad In Playoff Opener
After a strong showing in the regular season finale, the Yankton Bucks will look to build on that success as they host Huron in the opening round of the Class
Hastings Denies Lancer Men GPAC Berth
After holding a 2-0 lead at halftime, the Mount Marty men’s soccer team was unable to hold onto the lead, and after Hastings tied the game, it could not connect
Daily Record: Incidents
• Sheriff’s office received a report of trespassing at 5:21 p.m. Tuesday (no address provided).
Daily Record: Arrests
Yankton Animal Control has several pets looking for their owner. If you are missing your cat or dog, call dispatch at 605-668-5210. If you wish to adopt an animal, contact Heartland Humane Society at 605-664...
Kearney Senator Preparing Legislation To Bring Neb. Into Regulations For Head Start Programs
LINCOLN, Neb. — State Sen. Stan Clouse of Kearney said he is hoping to bring legislation next year that would officially bring Nebraska’s Head Start programs into state statute amid
Public Comment Period Opens As Company Seeks State Permits For Uranium Mine
A company that wants to mine for uranium in southwestern South Dakota is restarting its state permitting process and preparing for a public hearing after securing federal permits earlier this
Possible Missouri River Pipelines To Western States Opens New Front In Upstream-Downstream Fight
Downstream Missouri River states have worried for decades about receiving an insufficient flow of water from upstream dams.
Public Criticizes Clay County Commission’s Funding Decision
The Clay County Commission continues to deal with the aftermath of the last-minute funding cuts that it approved last month to non-state-mandated programs and services in the county’s 2027 budget.
Broncos Surge Past Lancers
Mount Marty played toe-to-toe with Great Plains Athletic Conference co-leader Hastings for nearly 70 minutes, but a hat trick by Hastings’ Madison Rhodes in a 14-minute span secured a 4-0
Weighing In On The Levy
On Tuesday, Yankton County voters will decide whether to approve a new county road and bridge tax providing an estimated $1.8 million annually for infrastructure.