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Evan Walton/SDPBThe South Dakota Attorney General is bringing charges against another former state employee who has been arrested on forgery charges. It’s the fourth case the Republican has brought against former state employees this year. -
Lee Strubinger/SDPBAn Arizona Democrat is calling on the White House to pardon Native American activist Leonard Peltier. US Representative Raul Grijalva, D-Tucson, views this moment as Peltier’s last chance at freedom. He and 30 other congressional Democrats are calling on outgoing president Joe Biden to pardon Peltier.
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A Hartford man convicted of wire fraud charges for a fake ticket re-selling scheme is sentenced to just under four years in federal prison. -
A Huron schoolteacher is on unpaid administrative leave and is facing charges after allegedly sending improper messages to a teen. -
A Pine Ridge man is sentenced to over six years in a federal prison for assaulting federal officers. -
In light of recent high-profile crimes in Sioux Falls, the police department is looking at a few different things that can be done in the community to help. -
Sioux Falls police said a man is behind bars after another homicide. -
One suspect is behind bars and another is sought after shots were fired at the Empire Mall in Sioux Falls. -
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley is joining a coalition urging the U.S. Senate to confirm Pam Bondi as U.S. Attorney General. -
Sioux Falls Police are investigating a new homicide. -
Sioux Falls Police are investigating the city’s 14th homicide in 2024.
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The 8th Circuit Court of appeals is weighing whether setbacks for carbon dioxide pipelines in two Iowa counties are allowed. Summit Carbon Solutions argues the safety standards for pipelines that carry hazardous materials are regulated by the federal government.
