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Yankton Sioux Tribe takes steps to oppose hog farm
The Yankton Sioux Tribe is trying to set up regulatory hurdles to a controversial hog farm being built on private land within the reservation boundaries a few miles from tribal headquarters at Marty, from a ...
Yankton Becoming America's 'Archery Hub'
Many of the world's top archers are in Yankton this week for the 63rd Outdoor Championships.
The South Dakota Highway Patrol has scheduled sobriety checkpoints for the month of August in the following counties: Beadle, Bennett, Brown, Custer, Davison, Grant, Gregory, Hughes, Kingsbury, Lake, Lincoln, ...
Truck accident spills frozen seafood into backyard
Investigators are still trying to determine how a truck driver lost control of tractor-trailer and spilled thousands of pounds of frozen seafood down a hillside and into a residential backyard.
Park's sentry a reminder of soldiers' sacrifices
A number of small things that might loom large in the memories of this ceremony went right Saturday as the statue 'Eternal Sentry' was dedicated in Veterans Memorial Park.
Roads deteriorate as funding falls
State roads will continue to deteriorate because falling gas tax revenue can't match rising construction costs, a state official said.
The bill would authorize the U.S.D.A. to advance payments for the 2008 Farm Bill's Crop Disaster Program.
JCI, Yankton, S.D., has announced the appointment of Lisa Carson to the position of marketing manager.
USD games to be heard on Sioux Falls station
A Sioux Falls radio station has picked up the contract to be the flagship for broadcasting most University of South Dakota football and basketball games for the upcoming season.
Official: Laptop questions too late
Legislators who question Gov. Mike Rounds' school laptop initiative are two years late, the governor's budget officer said Tuesday.
Yankton Residents Not Shooting Pigeons
Pigeons have been a problem in Yankton, but since city leaders passed an ordinance allowing people to shoot the birds, no one has come to City Hall to get the required permission.
Yankton 'Press & Dakotan' Buys Press, Builds Plant
NEW YORK Yankton Media, Inc., which publishes the Press & Dakotan, Vermillion Plain Talk, Missouri Valley Shopper and Vermillion Broadcaster, announced it will build a new printing plant adjacent to the P&D's ...
Homeless Sex Offenders Must Register In South Dakota
Eight days ago, a new law went into effect in South Dakota that requires homeless and transient sex offenders in the Rushmore State to register.
Alarming News from Rural South Dakota Guest post from Felicia Barnes of the University of South Dakota For the past few years, the University of South Dakota has used the term 'extraordinary' as part of its ...
Distance farming close to home
In the seasons of planting and harvest, Vern Heber isn't able to simply walk out his door and climb onto his tractor.
Corps group recognized for Missouri River restoration work...
Corps group recognized for Missouri River restoration work YANKTON, S.D. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is giving a national award to a team from the Army Corps of Engineers at Yankton.
Highway 81 Meridian Bridge Near Yankton Open
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Police say missing Vt. 12-year-old's body apparently found
The Meridian Bridge, linking South Dakota to Nebraska along U.S. Highway 81 in Yankton, S.D., is now open once again.
Sturgeon program hits milestone
An effort at a Yankton fish hatchery to preserve the endangered pallid sturgeon has reached a new milestone.
Storms could delay paper boat challenge
A HAMPSHIRE father and son could be delayed in their bid to tackle a 3,700-mile voyage in a paper boat.