Tony Wright
Fall Fun Run at Spence Park in Sioux Falls
Man Seeks to Honor Crew of B-17 Crash 70 Years Ago
RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) — An 82-year-old Rapid City resident and his son are trying to create a memorial to remember the crash of a B-17 bomber on the edge of the city 70 years ago.
Spearfish Budget Holds Line on Property Taxes
Spearfish Hatchery Avoids Immediate Closure
City of Lead Looks at Redefining Term Wolf Hybrid
Road Rage Incident in Sioux Falls Leads to Property Damage, 3 Arrests
Police say three people were charged after an apparent road rage incident in Sioux Falls Monday night.
Sioux Falls Police See Increase in School Zone Tickets Over Last Year
The numbers are in from a week-long school zone enforcement effort in Sioux Falls.
Thwarting the Safety Threats That Can Lurk in Kids’ Lunch Boxes
September 2, 2013
Judge: NFL, Players to Settle Concussion Lawsuits
Officials Pleased with Mineral Royalty Decision
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard and Attorney General Marty Jackley say they are pleased federal officials have decided to stop withholding the state's share of royalties from oil and gas production on federal land.