False Statement Conviction Overturned in Pine Ridge Assault Case
A federal judge has overturned the conviction of a Pine Ridge man accused of making a false statement in an assault case.
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Not Guilty Plea Entered to Failing to Report Death
A man accused of failing to report a strangulation death in Pine Ridge last month has pleaded not guilty to federal charges.
Paralegal Gets 6 Months in Prison for Stealing from Pine Ridge Nonprofit
A former paralegal for a Pine Ridge nonprofit that helps low-income people with legal matters has been sentenced to prison for stealing from the organization.
Ax Killing Suspect’s Case Moved from Juvenile to Adult Court
A South Dakota teenager accused in a fatal ax attack and other violent assaults will be tried in adult court, where he could face a significantly longer sentence.
Pine Ridge Woman Accused of Killing Man with a Tire Iron
A Pine Ridge woman is accused of killing a man with a tire iron.
Watch South Dakota Law Enforcement in the Lip Sync Challenge
The great viral internet thing of the summer of 2018 is the Law Enforcement Lip Sync Challenge, and South Dakota officers department are getting in on the fun.
A Fiction, Nonfiction Book for South Dakota
The website LitHub chose a nonfiction and a fiction book that's set in or is about each state in the country. Here are the picks for South Dakota.
Pine Ridge Community Getting Streets Signs for First Time
PINE RIDGE, S.D. (AP) — The city of Pine Ridge is getting streets signs for the first time in its history.
Oglala Sioux Tribe Receives $400K for Suicide Prevention
The Administration for Native Americans has awarded a $400,000 emergency grant to the Oglala Sioux Tribe to pay for programs to stem the tide of youth suicides,
Pine Ridge Suicide Attempts Call for Action
Pine Ridge Reservation’s intensifying suicide epidemic has gained attention across the state. Solutions to stop the statistics from climbing is uncertain.