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Daschle formally endorses Weiland for U.S. Senate
Former US Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle formally endorsed Rick Weiland in the 2014 U.S. Senate campaign on Monday afternoon.
Mother-Daughter Team To Open New Boutique
A mother-daughter team are preparing to open a new boutique in Sioux Falls selling designer clothes at outlet prices.
Lead opera house gets $10K donation for rehab
The Historic Homestake Opera House is celebrating a major donation that will help get work started on a rehabilitation project for the fire-ravaged theater.
Neighbors say they fear Lead man's pet wolves; he says they're dogs
LEAD – Residents of a neighborhood in the western South Dakota city of Lead say they’re fed up with a man’s pet wolves.
Neighbors Unhappy With Man's Pets
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Rescue workers stop clearing the site of a collapsed factory building after a soldier says a woman waved her hand at them.
Weiland to seek Democratic nomination for South Dakota Senate seat
Tom Daschle has announced that he'll seek the Democratic nomination for the seat being vacated by Sen.
SD Legislators Spend Thousands On Travel
Over the past five years, South Dakota taxpayers have spent more than $360,000 for lawmakers to attend out-of-state meetings.
SD has high rate of births outside wedlock
The report says 37.4 percent of South Dakota births in 2011 were outside wedlock.
Gov. Bill Janklow died in January 2012 of brain cancer. Argus Leader file photo
CHAMBERLAIN — The late Gov. Bill Janklow is among 10 people who will be inducted into the South Dakota Hall of Fame later this year.
Courts blog: If you plan to sue someone, make sure they're alive
Some readers went right after this story about a former Ms. Wheelchair South Dakota suing eight local businesses over ADA access.
Lalley: Talking about today's topics today on '100 Eyes'
What with the name calling. The lineage questioning. The full-throated accusations of malice and intent.
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Southern Hills restaurant expands, opening location in Lead
A central hills restaurant expands, opening another location in Lead. The Bumpin Buffalo Restaurant is known for its buffalo chizlets, buffalo burgers, nachos and buffalo brats.
Live at 3 p.m.: '100 Eyes' on S.D. Politics
The Argus Leader's Patrick Lalley, David Montgomery and Jonathan Ellis will discuss the latest news in South Dakota politics on '100 Eyes' today at 3 p.m. Watch the show here 100 Eyes show blog David Montgomery's Political Smokeout blog Jonathan Ellis' political blog
Lawmakers' paid memberships, conference travel eyed
South Dakota Democrats disagree with a decision by legislators to fund membership and travel to a controversial organization's conferences.
When 5-year-old Karlie Ingalls left church Sunday, she was planning on having an apple when she got home thanks to a lesson she learned in Sunday school.
My journalism colleagues warned me against working for the man whose autobiography is titled "Confessions of an S.O.B." Al Neuharth's detractors didn't hold back: Ruthless.
South Dakota lawmakers don't see conflict of interest problems in the Legislature
When the South Dakota Senate began a debate earlier this year about paying ambulance service providers, the only senator who regularly drives an ambulance was absent.
Elvis' guitar adds new dimension to vast collection
Guitarist Robert Johnson has donated guitars played by Elvis Presley, Chet Atkins and Johnny Cash to the National Music Museum in Vermillion, S.D. VERMILLION, S.D. - A 16th-century Amati violoncello displayed in the National Music Museum has long been nicknamed "The King," but the ghost of a legendary rock 'n' roller has arrived in South Dakota to ... (more)