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Tornadoes and Hail Hit North Dakota
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE METEOROLOGISTS SAY THERE WERE NO IMMEDIATE REPORTS OF DAMAGE FROM THE SOUTH DAKOTA TWISTERS WEDNESDAY NIGHT, BUT ONE TORNADO IN NORTH DAKOTA'S STARK COUNTY DAMAGED BUILDINGS ON A FARMSTEAD.
Storms Create Two Tornadoes in Southwest N.D. And Up To Five In S.D.
Storms spawned two tornadoes in southwest North Dakota and as many as five in southeast South Dakota.
Tornado reported near Fulton, moving southeast
A tornado was reported near Fulton at 9:41 p.m. or 11 miles east of Mitchell moving southeast at 30 mph, according to the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls.
Here is the latest South Dakota news from The Associated Press...
Here is the latest South Dakota news from The Associated Press MITCHELL, S.D. A surgeon, 58-year-old Jerome K. Howe of Mitchell, has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of making a threatening or harassing phone call to a newspaper editor.
SD plays major role in bison meat production
A Fulton, S.D., man who has raised bison for 47 years says the demand for bison meat far outweighs the supply.
As bison meat demand goes up, S.D. plays major role in production
In the 47 years that Ralph Mahoney has raised bison outside of Fulton, he's seen the industry go through its fair share of bad times.
Storm dumps wet snow on city, region
The second of two fast-moving spring blizzards in a week struck southeastern South Dakota late Saturday and early Sunday, shutting down roads and stranding travelers.
Kranz: S.D. native shares Obama fever
Laurie Fulton knows South Dakota Democratic Party politics inside and out. A native of Canistota, she graduated from South Dakota State University where she began building a history of involvement in state ...
Highway 37 crash kills 15-year-old girl from Mitchell
A Mitchell teen, McKenzie Degen, 15, died after a one-car accident at 9:43 p.m. Friday on South Dakota Highway 37.
S.D. State Capitol gets letter with white powder addressed to Rounds
State officials say a letter mailed to Gov. Mike Rounds contained a white powder that laboratory officials later determined to be a corn starch-based product.