Turner County News

The Keloland Almost Stars will be at the Worthing Elemenatry Gym in Worthing starting at 7:30 PM.

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

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.

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

It may be days before the state fire marshal can investigate what started the fire in downtown Parker, and burned down the dollar store.

Firefighters battled hotspots Friday in the ruins of the Dakota Dollar store in Parker as its devastated owners pondered their next move.

A fire has burned an economic hole in downtown Parker. Dakota Dollar was consumed by flames as firefighters worked to keep two other buildings from burning down.

Defense lawyers for a Marion man charged with killing a Turner County deputy sheriff will be allowed to have his eyes examined by a Sioux Falls ophthalmologist.

The public's right to know what is going on with its government is why South Dakota's new open records law passed the legislature this year.

The police chief in the Turner County town of Centerville, Rachel Kopman, has been suspended by the city council.

The state Transportation Commission has delayed installing highway signs along S.D. 44 honoring slain Turner County deputy Chad Mechels until after completion of a murder trial.

There was plenty of parent support to change the school calendar in Sioux Falls Monday night.

The attorney for the Hurley man charged with inhumane treatment of animals said there is no evidence Dan Christensen abused or neglected the 172 dogs in question.

Dan Christensen was not present today for his initial court appearance at the Turner County Courthouse.

Last week, more than 170 dogs were rescued in Turner County after authorities found them living in unsanitary conditions.

It is a relief that 172 dogs and puppies have been rescued from allegedly deplorable conditions at an apparent puppy mill in Turner County .

More than a week after his dogs were seized a Hurley breeder now faces 173 charges.

No charges have been filed against a Hurley dog breeder one week after the Humane Society of the United States seized 172 dogs from the property.

It's been one week since the Humane Society of the United States did a major dog raid in Hurley, seizing 172 dogs.