Aberdeen News

Eugene Schumacher, of Aberdeen, South Dakota, is a National American Legion Vice Commander.

A controversial traveling company that a state medical official describes as a 'modern-day snake oil salesman' plans to hold clinics in four South Dakota towns.

Questions surrounding a mysterious death on the Northern State University campus in Aberdeen in 2004 may never be answered after a judge this week dismissed a federal lawsuit over life insurance benefits after both sides agreed to a settlement.

Mel Zelmer fostered a love for building during a job he took in high school working for a carpenter.

Records in the South Dakota secretary of state's office indicate a new general partner has been listed for Northern Beef Packers, which is building a beef processing plant in Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN - Aberdeen Central is going to the dome, courtesy of a thrilling 21-17 win over O'Gorman in Saturday's Class 11AA semifinals at Clark Swisher Field.

Mark Rosenberg, the Extension educator for Spink, Hand and Beadle counties, says the las4 fe7 days of sunshine have helped a lot.

Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin listens to Aberdeen residents Saturday on a tour of the flooded area.

He's racked up a record number of wins, a lot of fans and a great recovery story too.

The city of Claremont, SD is having some trouble with washed out roads. Multimedia Watch The Video Claremont is located 37 miles northeast of Aberdeen.

The front-page article in the Oct. 18 Argus Leader, 'City system shrouds day care complaints,' certainly was an eye-opener for anyone who thought more registration and licensing makes for safer environments for small children.

SD1st NewsMinute,0222 Here is the latest South Dakota news from The Associated Press ABERDEEN, S.D. Northern State president Jim Smith has announced a $27 million capital campaign.

Volunteers from Honor Flight South Dakota are planning their fourth trip to Washington, D.C. to show World War II veterans their memorial.

Aberdeen is losing a flight next year. Delta Airlines says it will cut its daily round-trip flights between Aberdeen and Minneapolis from three to two, starting in January.

A decade after the Learjet carrying pro-golfer Payne Stewart and five others crashed in northeastern South Dakota, the memories linger.

U.S. Senator John Thune is currently seeking college students to serve as interns in his Washington, D.C. office as well as in his offices in Aberdeen, Rapid City and Sioux Falls.

A Brown County child died at home this afternoon as the result of an accident involving a multitool.

Marje Kaiser, superintendent of the South Dakota School for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Aberdeen for nearly 23 years, has received the highest honor awarded by the Council of Schools for the Blind.

Veterans on the third Honor Flight from South Dakota were on the ground in Washington, D.C. for just under 35 hours.

Aberdeen, SD-Recently, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack and Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin met with Chairman of the Yankton Sioux Tribe Robert Cournoyer and Vice Chair Karen Archambeau.