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The effects of child trauma coupled with recent changes in state juvenile justice policy have left some families to fall through the cracks. For others, juvenile diversion programs offer a second chance to stay out of the juvenile justice system altogether.
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The South Dakota Supreme Court has partially reversed a lower court’s ruling in a case involving a ownership of a semi-truck.
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The former coach of the Mitchell Legion baseball team has been found not guilty of failure to report child abuse, while charges against a former team board member have been dismissed.
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Gov. Kristi Noem has made two appointments to the 7th Judicial Circuit Court in western South Dakota.
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Residents of the Memorial Park Apartments, a senior community in Rapid City, had to leave their homes after a car wreck did extensive damage to the structure. Now, they’re asking what comes next.
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Authorities are investigating a homicide in the southern Black Hills.
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A severe car accident changed everything for residents of a Rapid City senior apartment complex.
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Gov. Kristi Noem and Attorney General Marty Jackley are offering to help train law enforcement officers for South Dakota’s nine Native American tribes.
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The South Dakota Supreme Court rules against the Department of Labor in a case regarding COVID-19 relief funds.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee has given a favorable recommendation to both nominees for South Dakota’s open federal district judge seats, paving the way for a vote on the Senate floor.
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The Pennington County Sherriff Office is warning the public about scam calls regarding missed jury duty.
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Pennington County State's Attorney Lara Roetzel discusses the juvenile diversion programs and the apology letters she received from participants.