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Mellette man dies in one-car crash Eds: APNewsNow. ABERDEEN, S.D. The South Dakota Highway Patrol says a Mellette man died in a one-car crash late Saturday night about a mile south of Warner.

Northwestern won against the Ipswich, 25-9, 25-3, 25-2, Thursday, Sept. 18, at Mellette.

This week marked the start of early voting in South Dakota. Precincts across the state opened on Tuesday.

This week marked the started of early voting in South Dakota, but voters in one county have limited options for where they can cast a ballot.

We've heard of large financial institutions failing during this tough economic stretch.

According to Iowa State Patrol troopers, around 11:30 a.m., a semi-driver failed to yield when merging onto the Interstate 29 north bound near Sloan, Iowa.

Watches, Warnings & Advisories Local weather forecast by "City, St" or zip code 4 products issued by NWS for: Philip SD -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...

List of counties, tribes in presidential disaster declaration request PIERRE, S.D. Governor Rounds' request for a presidential disaster declaration due to damage from early June storms seeks two different kinds ...

Sobriety Checkpoints Planned The South Dakota Highway Patrol has scheduled sobriety checkpoints for the month of June in the following counties: Brown, Clark, Davison, Deuel, Edmunds, Hughes, Jerauld, Lawrence, ...

“When you apply for federal assistance, they do it on a watershed basis.”

Since it was established in 1984, the James River Water Development District has assisted with projects ranging from domestic water supplies to water-based recreation, from drainage to lake improvements. via The Plainsman

“If we fail completely in three years, and nothing is going to happen, they can demolish them then. You can demolish a building once, but you can save it many times”

While the state continues with its plans to tear down some buildings on the old Human Services Center campus, at least two groups say they want to preserve the structures. via Sioux City Journal

Three South Dakota cities have been awarded grants for city sewer improvements, the governor's office announced. via Argus Leader