McLaughlin News

Loren Coleman on June 24th, 2009 One of the most concentrated series of sightings of a non-Pacific Northwest Bigfoot-type creature seen on a Native American reservation took place in South Dakota.

Authorities have found the body of a Yankton, South Dakota, man missing on the Missouri River since May 15.

North Dakota's Board of Higher Education has agreed to drop the University of North Dakota's Fighting Sioux nickname and Indian head logo, a move intended to resolve a decades-long campus dispute about whether the name demeans Native Americans.

The Black Hills Chapter of the American Red Cross has sent volunteers to the northern South Dakota town of McLaughlin to set up shelter for 30 to 80 evacuees from flooding.

For years, lawmakers have tried with limited success to provide more funding for South Dakota's tech schools; 2009 is no different.

Posted by: Pat Powers - 02/04/2009 9:56 AM Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.

State veterinarians in North Dakota and South Dakota are investigating whether bison on a ranch that straddles the states' border are being mistreated.

Last Tuesday South Dakota Governor Mike Rounds Rounds started his speech with an announcement few were expecting.

From the time she was a girl in school, Cindy Melcher has managed to keep busy, either as a busy mom, mother and chief bottle washer or one of the variety of jobs she has kept at over the years.

A vehicle stolen from the garage of a Second Street East home early Friday morning was heavily damaged, resulting in the arrest of a McLaughlin man on multiple charges.

You can't cook a meal without pots and pans and dishes on which to serve it, and that presents a problem.

As hundreds of World War II veterans die every day, a Sioux Falls group is racing against the clock to organize free trips to the national war memorial for veterans statewide.