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(File)In what the Attorney General calls the end of a three-decade legal saga, courts have upheld the extradition of John Graham. Graham was convicted of the 1975 murder of Annie Mae Aquash. -
EAPC Architects Engineers/CourtesyThis week, the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate tribe is breaking ground on a new Law Enforcement Center. Officials say it connects multiple levels of government.
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As part of Operation: Prairie Thunder, the state Board of Pardons and Paroles is transferring 10 undocumented immigrants serving prison time to ICE custody. -
While many SNAP users are left high and dry after a widespread card skimming scheme in Sioux Falls, there was once an opportunity for recourse. -
A California man accused of transporting hundreds of pounds of meth in South Dakota pleads not guilty to two felony drug counts. -
State officials confirmed hundreds of SNAP beneficiaries in the Sioux Falls area had their benefits stolen in a card skimming scheme. -
The South Dakota Department of Social Services is investigating the potential misuse of accounts within a state food assistance program. -
The state Highway Patrol seized over 200 pounds of meth during a stop.
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A longtime Department of Corrections staffer is being named the leader of the Jameson Annex in Sioux Falls. -
SDPB had a conversation with Former South Dakota Chief Justice David Gilbertson about his work on the issue of addiction in South Dakota’s prison system. -
A new governor-led initiative sparks debate around immigration enforcement, namely at the latest Sioux Falls City Council meeting. -
State officials say authorities shot and killed a suspect after he fired at officers and took a hostage during a pursuit in central South Dakota.
