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Sioux Falls city leaders are crediting teamwork and cross-department communication for decreases in certain crime rates this year.
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South Dakota’s Highway Patrol reports the department is understaffed by about 25. Officials say that impacts drunk driving and citations across the state.
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South Dakota US Senator Mike Rounds is asking the Department of Interior to open a tribal law enforcement training center in the Great Plains. Currently, prospective officers are sent to the Indian Police Academy in New Mexico for training.
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The Rapid City Area School district has had its share of criticism this year, and the biggest piece of that is now before the courts. In a lawsuit, the former superintendent alleges pay disparities and her unlawful termination.
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There’s a chance the new men’s prison could get located somewhere other than the greater Sioux Falls area. Widespread public opposition to a proposed 1,500-bed, $825 million, men’s prison in a field in Lincoln County has a governor appointed task force looking at other options.
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The suspect in an officer-involved shooting that led to a multi-state manhunt is behind bars.
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A Rapid City man convicted of first-degree manslaughter has received a 30-year prison sentence.
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An international student at a South Dakota university faced with deportation can stay in the country a while longer.
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A Sioux Falls man is found guilty of first-degree murder in relation to a 2022 shooting.
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State officials say a jury has convicted a man charged in the stabbing death of a teen in Pierre.
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After dropping charges over a land dispute against a South Dakota family, lawmakers and the Trump Administration are vowing changes to prevent more instances.
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The South Dakota Unified Judicial System is now saying federal cuts to a child advocacy initiative are impacting a South Dakota program.