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For Oath Keepers and Founder, Jan. 6 was Weeks in the Making
For more than a year, federal prosecutors have been investigating the Capitol riot, and at least 700 people have been charged, mostly with lower-level crimes.
Agenda in Pierre: Marijuana, Federal Windfall, Social Issues
As if that's not enough, a House impeachment investigation is gaining steam into Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg's conduct in a fatal crash.
South Dakota Guard Unit Headed for Year at Guantanamo Bay
About 110 members of the South Dakota National Guard’s police unit will soon be headed to Cuba for a year-long federal deployment.
South Dakota Makes It Harder for Women to Get Abortion Meds
The Republican governor initiated the rules change in September through an executive order
Man Found Guilty in Menards Kidnapping Case in South Dakota
The man accused of trying to kidnap a child while he was working at the Menards in Watertown has been convicted by a jury.
Forest Service Burning Debris in Black Hills
The U.S. Forest Service has started burning piles of forest debris in the Black Hills.
Man Sentenced in 2020 Sioux Falls Fatal Shooting
A 22-year-old man has been sentenced to 50 years in prison in the shooting death of a man in Sioux Falls.
South Dakota AG Charges Former Police Officer With Assault
Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg says his office will prosecute former Officer Joseph Larson.
Trial Set for in South Dakota Slaying of Brother, Pregnant Sister-In-Law
A Milbank man will face trial this summer on charges of killing his brother and pregnant sister-in-law
8 Additional Coronavirus Deaths in South Dakota
The South Dakota Department of Health is reporting eight additional coronavirus deaths with another 779 people testing positive for COVID-19.