Forum Features D18 GOP Hopefuls
Yankton Interchange and Yankton Thrive hosted the District 18 Republican candidate forum at the Yankton Elks Lodge Wednesday.
News Search
Search results for Yankton
Search Results
170 results found
Groundbreaking Held For New 81-Unit Apartment Complex In East Yankton
Efforts to expand affordable housing in Yankton took a step forward on Wednesday with the groundbreaking of River City Flats.
Joint Task Force Meeting Will Now Be Open Session
In a change of direction, the Yankton County joint task force meeting today (Thursday) will be held in open session.
Letter: United We Stand, America
The founding fathers would be shocked at how far our nation has drifted from the republic they gave us — some states farther than others. The U.S. Constitution is what
Menno School Undergoes Leadership Change
MENNO — The Menno school district has undergone an abrupt change in leadership with the immediate resignation of Superintendent Steve Helgeland.
Poll: Most South Dakotans Approve Of Trump’s Firing Of Noem
PIERRE — Roughly 3 in 4 South Dakotans approve of President Donald Trump’s decision to sack former Gov. Kristi Noem from her role as secretary of the Department of Homeland
State Auditor Concerned About Hartington's Skylon Project
HARTINGTON, Neb. — The Nebraska Auditor of Public Accounts (APA) issued a report last month with concerns regarding the historic Skylon Ballroom in the northeast Nebraska city of Hartington.
State Official Warns Yankton County About Deficit Spending
Yankton County cannot continue outspending its revenue and must prepare to make hard decisions, a state auditor warned Thursday.
Join the Fight Against ALS: Register and Make a Difference
(Feature Impact) Every year, doctors tell more than 5,000 Americans they have amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, better known as ALS. It is a life-changing diagnosis.
Fresh Thinking About Frozen: Bring Quality Meals to the Table While Cutting Food Waste and Stretching Your...
(Feature Impact) The key to easy preparation of high-quality meals, wasting less food and saving money may already be sitting in your kitchen.
Baseball: Lynx Sweep Yankton
BRANDON — Second-ranked Brandon Valley earned a doubleheader sweep of third-ranked Yankton in club high school baseball action, Friday in Brandon.
High School Softball: Gazelles Go 1-1 On Sioux Falls Trip
SIOUX FALLS — The Yankton Gazelles built a 10-0 lead and claimed a 16-8 victory over Sioux Falls Christian in high school softball action on Friday in Sioux Falls.
Amateur Baseball: Mudcats Bounce Broncs 9-5
PARKSTON — The Parkston Mudcats earned a 9-5 victory over Lesterville in the amateur baseball season opener for both teams.
Track & Field: Koupal, Flyer Boys’ 3200 Relay Finish Second At HW
SIOUX FALLS — Wagner’s Ashlyn Koupal and the Freeman boys’ 3200 relay each claimed runner-up finishes on the opening day of the Howard Wood Dakota Relays track and field meet,
Track & Field: MMU Teams Fourth After First Day Of GPAC
FREMONT, Neb. — The Mount Marty men and women each rank fourth through six of 22 events at the Great Plains Athletic Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships, Friday in
Track & Field: USD Wins Six Events On First Day Of South Dakota Challenge
VERMILLION — South Dakota athletes won six events on the opening day of the South Dakota Challenge track and field meet, Friday in Vermillion.
Husker Researchers Develop Promising New Vaccine Against Bird Flu
LINCOLN, Neb. — Researchers at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln have developed a vaccine approach that shows promise in protecting against highly pathogenic bird flu, demonstrating strong efficacy in bot...
Nebraska’s ‘Trump Barn’ Regains Sign, Thanks To Anonymous Donor, Installation Help
ASHLAND, Neb. — Online trolls had a field day in March when Nebraskans got wind that a stiff breeze had taken a political sign that named a red barn along
New SD Requirement For Combined State, Local Elections Brings Dizzying Array Of Ballot Variations
A new South Dakota law intended to make voting easier is doing the opposite for some of the people running elections.
Rhoden: Johnson Threatened Me Not To Enter SD Governor’s Race
DEADWOOD — South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden told a gathering of journalists Friday that one of his challengers, U.S. House Rep. Dusty Johnson, attempted to blackmail him into not entering
Flags At Half-Staff In Honor Of Kredit
PIERRE — Gov. Larry Rhoden ordered that flags be flown at half-staff at the State Capitol from sunrise until sunset on Saturday, May 2, 2026, in honor of former state
Former Knox Co. Attorney’s Lawsuits Dismissed
CENTER, Neb. — A district judge has granted summary judgment in favor of Knox County and dismissed two lawsuits filed by an ex-county attorney challenging the actions of the County
Sexual Misconduct Allegations Investigated At Isanti Schools
SANTEE, Neb. — Law enforcement agencies are looking into sexual misconduct allegations at a northeast Nebraska school district.
Vocal Supporter: KYNT’s Erickson Honored By Law Enforcement Groups
Since moving to town several years ago, KYNT’s Jeff Erickson has become a voice for Yankton with his emcee’ing abilities and with his radio shows such as “Totally Yankton” and