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Juvenile arrested for child neglect and possession of a controlled substance in Valentine
VALENTINE, Neb. - A juvenile male in Valentine has been arrested on charges of child neglect and possession of a controlled substance following a law enforcement investigation and search warrant execution. According to Police Chief Dana Miller, the Nebraska District 8 Probation Office asked the Valentine Police Department to help with a probationary search of a home in the 100 block of West B Street on Monday.
'Home of the Redstone Pipe'
During our preparations for our 21-month cross-country journey, we scoured things-to-see websites, browsed through the AAA books, had conversations with other travelers and requested travel brochures. During this process, we read about a small Minnesota town whose motto is “Home of the Redstone Pipe.” On that day, we immediately included Pipestone, Minn., on our list of places to see.
BHSU Rodeo team volunteers at Saturday’s Special Rodeo
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - BHSU Rodeo freshman Capri Cammack is new to the college life, but she isn’t new to volunteering in the Black Hills. Cammack, who grew up in Sturgis, and her BH teammates spent their Saturday afternoon giving back at this year’s Special Rodeo at the Kjerstad Events Center.
Chargers Overwhelm Wildcats, Roll to Victory
Senior running back Gavin Barber only touched the ball six times, but it was enough for 156 yards and five touchdowns as the Sully Buttes Chargers downed the Northwestern Wildcats 46-6 Friday night in Mellette. The Chargers capitalized on turnovers and excellent field position thanks to a defense that took...
Stanley County Stumbles in Opening Game Loss
The Hill City Rangers would make a statement in the first game of the season on Friday night as they would beat the Stanley County Buffaloes 48-6. The Rangers would build a 35-0 lead at halftime enabling the running clock all second half. Stanley County had to deal with several injuries in the game including quarterback Paxton Deal. Eddie Duffy replaced Deal early in the second quarter.
New Bolivian beetle named after famous Nebraska photographer
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – A new species of beetle was found in the forests of Bolivia and has been named after a famous Nebraska native. Joel Sartore is an award-winning photographer, University of Nebraska-Lincoln alum and founder of the National Geographic Photo Ark. He has photographed thousands of species...
Dangerous heat and storms possible today
Dangerous weather is possible throughout today and tonight in southeastern South Dakota. Hot and humid conditions continue today, with heat index values ranging from around 88 in Brookings, to 96 in Madison, and as high as 112 degrees in Storm Lake Iowa. The National Weather Service in Sioux Falls says these are dangerous conditions, even for healthy populations. They add heat and humidity and can sneak up on you, and encourage everyone to take precautions and stay safe.
CENTENNIAL STONE CHURCH HOSTS SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE EXHIBIT
The Centennial Stone Church in Huron is host to a Smithsonian Institute exhibit, Spark! Places of Innovation. The exhibit is open daily from 2-6 throught October 6th. Louise Van Poll talks about what led up to the exhibit being in place. Louise talks about what the exhibit is based on.
Severe Storms Possible Tonight; Unsettled Midweek – Storm Center PM Update: Monday, August 26
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – While we already saw some storms in western and northern KELOLAND, the bulk of what we’ll be monitoring comes along later this evening and begins out west. Showers and thunderstorms will develop West River later in the afternoon/evening and push eastward through sunset...
Class AA cross-country preview - Brandon Valley's Mikah Peters ready to challenge for individual title
BRANDON — When Brandon Valley High School junior Mikah Peters was in fourth grade his athletic future changed in an instant. During a physical education class, students ran a timed mile and Peters crushed the elementary field posting a time of 5:56. The elementary cross-country coach approached Peters and suggested he give up wrestling and concentrate on running.
Class AA Volleyball Preview - Harrisburg chasing history in 2024
Harrisburg can do something unprecedented this season. The Tigers have claimed the last two Class AA state volleyball championships, and a third straight would be the first-ever three-peat in the state’s largest class. Harrisburg returns plenty of firepower from last season’s title run and was the unanimous No. 1...
Theft and Indecent Exposure in Sibley
Sibley, IA (KICD) — A Sibley man has been charged for stealing a car and for indecent exposure. The Osceola County Sheriff’s department was called to a residence where a woman and her son observed a man – allegedly 28 year old Tristan Roetzel – walking into their garage and taking their car. After backing out of the garage, they say he stopped to remove his clothes, then got back inside.
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