Dallas News

A woman from the southern South Dakota town of Dallas was sentenced Monday to 70 months in prison and ordered to make restitution of $291,526 to a hospital and pharmacy.

Tom Doughton, an employee from Douglas F. Trumbower and Associates, the township's engineering firm, said the bond was a letter of credit for the Wycallis Elementary School expansion project.

Issues involving streets and transportation rarely escape the attention of residents from any city.

It is hard for me to believe, but some students I've met recently do not know where Vermillion's Main Street is.

Fifteen years ago, Benjamin Foos opened an agency called Seniors Unlimited in Mitchell.

Almost everyone knows at least one person affected by breast cancer and that's why millions of people run and walk together every year to help raise money for Susan G. Komen's Race for the Cure.

It helps that Mother Nature has been relatively kind this year in the Mount Rushmore State.

It helps that Mother Nature has been relatively kind this year in the Mount Rushmore State.

The state Supreme Court has refused to reinstate a lawsuit that challenged the Union County Commission's decision to rezone land for a proposed $10 billion oil refinery in southeastern South Dakota.

It depends on how you count them, but we've added up at least four Powerball tickets that have been big winners in the state.

Some lucky person bought a Powerball ticket worth $232 million in the south-central South Dakota town of Winner.

The Gregory Legion will hold their Memorial Day program at the Gregory Auditorium today at 11:00am. The Dallas Legion Memorial Day program will be held at the Dallas Legion Hall at 10:00am. The Wood Lake Post 202 will hold their Memorial Day services on Sunday, May 24th at 2:30 at the Wood Lake Cemetary.

A Dallas, S.D, woman pleaded guilty on Monday to embezzling more than $244,000 between Jan.

Rebecca Jo Jacobsen pleaded guilty in federal court in Pierre to knowingly and willfully embezzling from a health care provider.

The U.S. Senate has confirmed South Dakota native Dallas Tonsager as undersecretary for rural development at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Property and casualty insurance rates have declined 25 percent to 50 percent the past four years but are near or at the bottom of the market now, local insurance agents say.

AT&T Inc. said Friday it will buy the assets of Verizon Wireless in 79 mainly rural areas for $2.35 billion, a deal that will affect more than 1 million subscribers.