Thursday | KSFY
Afternoon Web Update: Thursday, May 31
Court upholds conviction in 1975 AIM slaying The South Dakota Supreme Court has upheld a Canadian man's murder conviction and life sentence in the 1975 slaying of a fellow American Indian Movement activist.
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S.D. man pleads guilty to escaping from squad car
MITCHELL – A man who managed to flee from the back seat of a Mitchell police car has pleaded guilty to escape.
Six People In Race For Mayor Of Mitchell
The Mayor of Mitchell, Lou Sebert has decided not to run for re-election, after serving the town for six years.
SD Judge: Democratic Candidate Can Be On Ballot
A judge says a university professor from Mitchell can be placed on the November ballot as a candidate for the South Dakota House.
After battle with cancer, Dakota Wesleyan runner strived for success
A A Kansas City, Mo. -A Dakota Wesleyan A juniorA Hunter Bork A loved being involved in football, basketball and track and field while attending Mt.
Puppy Stolen From Mitchell Pe...
Mitchell police are on the look-out for a small puppy stolen right out of a downtown pet store.
Inexplicable... EAA Kills Off 'Relationship' With 'AirVenture Cup'
ANN is still gathering the details... but despite the lack of a formal note from EAA , it appears that the EAA has killed off its support and long-standing relationship with a very popular cross country air race known as the AirVenture Cup.
State holds tourism events in Mitchell, Rapid City
We have had some young people on the front page of the newspaper the last few days for all the... MITCHELL, S.D. - The South Dakota Department of Tourism is hosting two Travel Rally Day events to celebrate National Travel and Tourism Week.
Geologist helps draw attention to South Dakota oil potential
During the second day of the Black Hills Bakken Conference, many attendees wanted to hear from state geologist Derric Iles.
Travel Agents being used more for trips
It's time to start planning for summer travel and a new study says more people are using travel agents to book their trips.
Watertown police back in black
The fleet is transitioning from a white base color to black and white, which have not been the department's colors since 1995.
S.D. college student indicted for alleged threat
RAPID CITY – A South Dakota School of Mines and Technology student accused in April of leaving a threatening letter at the college has now been indicted on a terroristic threat charge.