7. A family dinner was held at an earlier date. He requests no gifts. Greetings may be sent to 47553 271st St., Harrisburg, SD 57032.

The raid at Dan Christensen's alleged puppy mill put dog breeding operations in the spotlight.

Monday brought a major ruling in an alleged puppy mill case near Hurley, SD. A judge ruled evidence gathered during a raid will not be allowed during the trial and that one of the people in charge of the raid, Second Chance Rescue Director Rosey Quinn, mislead the court about the case.

Lawyers on both sides of a hearing to suppress evidence in the Sept. 2 raid of a Hurley dog breeder laid out their cases Thursday, and the judge said she already is on her way to making a decision.

A September raid by animal control officers was illegal, and the case against a Hurley dog breeder should be thrown out, his lawyer said in a Wednesday court hearing.

It's a common struggle for smaller schools; administrators must limit the courses they offer simply because they don't have staff to teach them.

Agriculture United for South Dakota and the Community Food Banks of South Dakota are partnering up to feed the hungry through a new program, From Our Families to Your Family.

As animal care services in Sioux Falls switch from Second Chance Rescue Center to Sioux Falls Area Humane Society this year, allegations are being raised that the disease that initiated a raid of a dog breeder in Turner County is now running rampant through Second Chance, the shelter that took in those dogs.

One of the families fostering the puppies born after the raid says those dogs are also in poor health.

The attorney for the Hurley dog breeder who stands accused of 172 counts of inhumane treatment of animals wants all the evidence thrown out.

Margaret Scholton of Brandon will celebrate her 95th birthday Sunday, Nov. 8. Greetings may be sent to 420 Maple Ave., Brandon, SD 57005.

A man accused of running a puppy mill in rural Hurley pleaded not guilty to 173 counts of inhumane treatment of animals on Wednesday.

The owner of an alleged puppy mill busted near Hurley in September pleaded not guilty on Wednesday.

A man accused of running a puppy mill in rural Hurley plead not guilty to multiple counts of inhumane treatment of animals today.

The man accused of 173 counts of inhumane treatment of an animal is scheduled to be in a Turner County Courtroom Wednesday.

It's been just over a month since 172 dogs were rescued from an alleged puppy mill in Hurley.

Darrin Ihnen has been farming his family farm in Hurley for 30 years. Now, he'll have a chance to use his experience as the newest president of the National Corn Growers Association.

A Hurley farmer, Darrin Ihnen, has become the new president of the National Corn Growers Association.

Regarding the dogs rescued near Hurley, kennel owner Dan Christensen needs a wake-up call.

SIOUX FALLS - A lawyer for a Hurley man accused of 173 misdemeanor counts of inhumane treatment of animals told a judge on Monday he doesn't think there's any evidence of cruelty or abuse.