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Man killed in shooting in south Minneapolis
No arrests were announced in the fatal shooting, which occurred Thursday afternoon in the Phillips neighborhood. Minnesota school nurses are still under pressure post-pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic emergency is over, but school nurses across Minnesota say they are still in triage mode. Student visits to their offices are still up,...
Oh deer! See video of RCFD rescuing a trapped fawn
RAPID CITY, S.D. - The cliché of a cat stuck in a tree had to come from somewhere. It seems that it still happens regularly. Though, this animal was a bit larger than a cat. Rapid City Fire Department shared this video of four of the first responders assisting a fawn out of a drainage ditch in Rapid City. They also provided some pun-ny commentary to accompany the video.
Avera Medical Minute: School meals to keep your students energized & focused
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - A successful school year requires sharp focus, which can be easier to achieve if your child is eating the right foods. Avera Heart Hospital dietitian Kaylee Gebhart explains what we need to know — from foods to limit to fun snack ideas and the importance of protein.
Vicious dog attack leaves dog dead and owner injured
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — A small dog is dead and its owner is injured after being attacked by four pit bulls in a northeast Sioux Falls neighborhood. On Sunday morning, Sioux Falls Animal Control was called to East Russell Street and North Chicago Avenue. “When we arrived on...
Conference aims to help integrate faith into the workplace
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - People gathered to share their faith and how it can apply to their professional business lives on Thursday. The 2024 Faith and Business Conference was held at the Sioux Falls Convention Center to bring together CEOs, business owners, managers, community leaders, and individuals who seek to integrate their faith into the workplace.
Fraud Investigation Launched at South Dakota DMV
An investigation into alleged fraud at the South Dakota Division of Motor Vehicles is underway. Authorities say a former employee is accused of creating numerous fake motor vehicle titles to secure loans. A Division of Criminal Investigation has uncovered 13 forged vehicle titles by the former employee between 2016 and...
SD couple sentenced after second-degree murder at Wounded Knee
RAPID CITY, S.D. – A South Dakota couple has been sentenced in connection to a murder that took place at Wounded Knee on November 8, 2023. Jerel Running Bear, 34, of Rapid City went to Wounded Knee with two women on the evening of November 8, 2023 to obtain fentanyl pills from a source. However, the source did not show up.
Farmer’s Almanac’s ’24-25 Winter Forecast for Minnesota is Here
Summer fun is starting to wind down, kids are slowing starting to go back to school, and summer 2024 is already coming to a close. Summers are never long enough in Minnesota!. Naturally, that means that fall is right around the corner, and sooner or later winter will arrive. Is anyone else not looking forward to that?
9 Deaths on Minnesota Roads in 6 Days
Brooklyn Center, MN (KROC-AM News) - The death toll on Minnesota roadways continues to mount. A day after six people perished in crashes on roadways throughout the state, including two young children in a multi-vehicle wreck in the northern Minnesota highway construction zone, police in Brooklyn Center are reporting a fatal motorcycle crash. The deadly incident was reported about 2 PM Thursday.
The Dipper headed to the State Fair
CHISHOLM—The Iron Mining Association of Minnesota (IMA) is encouraging the public to follow the journey of a 160,490-pound iron mining scoop—The Dipper—as it travels from the Iron Range to the Minnesota State Fair starting Thursday. “We cannot think of a better way to celebrate 140 years of iron mining in Minnesota than bringing the industry to the State Fair!” said Kristen Vake, IMA Executive Director. “Our exhibit will be hard to miss, as we’re bringing a massive mining scoop to show the scale and impact...
Newscast 8.15.2024: Immigrant numbers rising in South Dakota; $69M school bond issue vote set for Okoboji
The number of immigrants living in South Dakota has greatly expanded, at a rate much higher than the national average over the last dozen years. The number of immigrants in South Dakota grew by 45 percent, or 10,000 people, from 2010 to 2022. By comparison, the percent of immigrants nationwide grew by 15.6 percent over that time, South Dakota News Watch reported.
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