Marshall County News

Some northeast South Dakota ranchers are being forced to leave their cattle in pastures longer than normal because they do not have enough feed available back at the ranch.

Last night we told you about a Britton family who were offering a one thousand dollar reward to anyone that could help find the person responsible for hitting their son David Christenson with a car.

The Marshall County Sheriff is asking for the public's help to find a driver who hit a pedestrian in Britton and drove off Saturday night.

The Marshall County Sheriff's Office is investigating what happened to a man who was found lying near the railroad tracks in Britton.

The Marshall County Sheriff says the father of a Britton man hurt in a hit-and-run accident over the weekend is offering a reward.

Officials from the Marshall County Sheriff's Department are investigating a hit and run in Britton last night.

Marshall County, South Dakota, early 1920s. It took a couple of hours of research, but I tracked down baby Clayton's grandson, and passed the photo along.

New jobs are headed for northeast South Dakota. Officials say jobs are on the way for both Day and Marshall counties.

A man died this weekend after he was thrown from a boat when it hit a submerged tree on Saturday afternoon.

Wet weather and soft roads have delayed the resumption of work on the TransCanada Keystone oil pipeline through Marshall and Day counties in northeast South Dakota.

Two Sioux Falls day care centers, closed amid fears about the H1N1 virus, plan to reopen today after the federal government revised its guidelines on how schools and day cares should respond to cases.

Many South Dakota cattle raisers are managing smaller herds these days, and industry officials say high costs are one reason.

A Sioux Falls day care is closed following a possible link to the Swine Flu. The YWCA childcare center in the southwest side of town, located at 3510 West Ralph Rogers Road.

Swine Flu Update by Matt Johnson Posted on 03 May 2009 The swine flu epidemic continues to spread, with worldwide confirmed cases now numbering over 800.

South Dakota is watching two possible cases of the Swine Flu. One is out of Marshall county and the other is in Minnehaha County.

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Whether it's confirmed or not, a probable case of H1N1 in Marshall County is making some people living there more conscious of the virus.