About 200 people took part in Saturday’s Stand Together in Central Park, a peaceful protest against injustice. (American News Photo by John Davis) ABERDEEN, S.D. (By Elisa Sand esand@aberdeennews.com and Scott Waltman swaltman@aberdeennews.com) – Gray clouds, wind and occasional raindrops didn’t deter a gathering of around 200 people Saturday afternoon at Stand Together at Central… Read more »

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Argus Leader) — The pilot of a small cargo plane was killed when the aircraft crashed during takeoff in Sioux Falls. Officials say he was the only one on board when the twin-engine Mitsubishi went down about 4 a.m. Sunday at the Sioux Falls Regional Airport. The facility’s executive director, Dan Letellier,… Read more »

WINNER, S.D. (WNAX) – One of the biggest surprises in last week’s legislative primary races was the win by Erin Tobin of Winner in the District 21 Republican Senate race. She defeated House Majority Leader Lee Qualm by a 61-39 percent margin. Qualm, from Platte, was term limited from seeking another run for the House.… Read more »

TEA, S.D. (Press Release) – One person died and two other people were injured Saturday night in a one-vehicle rollover south of Tea. Names of the three people have not yet been released pending notification of family members. They were the only persons involved. A 2017 Dodge Ram 1500 pickup was traveling on 273rd Street… Read more »

ABERDEEN, S.D. (HubCityRadio.com) – The coronavirus pandemic wiped out this year’s annual Arts in the Park in Aberdeen, but there still is a way to connect with vendors. Stacy Braun, Executive Director of the Aberdeen Area Arts Council, explains a promotion called Arts in the Park at Home. Starting today, individuals can go online and… Read more »

YANKTON, S.D. (WNAX) – The reports for May city sales taxes are coming out and they aren’t good. Yankton City Manager Amy Leon has the details. Leon says their costs continue to grow. Leon says it’s hard to know how far taxes may fall in the future. The City Commission will hold its first formal… Read more »

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WNAX) – President Trump has been critical of protestors, especially those that were across from the White House, calling them “terrorists” in a letter he released. That area was cleared by federal authorities so the President could walk to a church across the street. South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds says he would not… Read more »

VERMILLION, S.D. (WNAX) – South Dakota’s public university students will return to their campuses on Aug. 19 to start the fall term and wrap up by Thanksgiving. University of South Dakota President Sheila Gestring says they wanted to find a way to limit personal exposure and limit the possible spread of the coronavirus. Gestring says they… Read more »

PIERRE, S.D. (DRG News) – The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved South Dakota’s request to be able to provide online purchasing of food to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program households– but the start date has yet to be determined. The approval allows the state Department of Social Services to expedite the implementation of online purchasing… Read more »

ABERDEEN, S.D. (By Elisa Sand esand@aberdeennews.com) – The Aberdeen City Council has passed first reading of an ordinance that would relax business restrictions related to COVID-19. The vote was 5-3. If given final approval, no restrictions would remain in place for hairstylists, who must now wear masks. For bars, restaurants, breweries, cafes, casinos, coffee shops,… Read more »