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A former state Department of Social Services employee is facing charges after officials say she embezzled $1.8 million dollars from the agency.
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A Minnehaha County court judge is dismissing a case against the backers of an abortion rights ballot question. An anti-abortion group sought to disqualify the petitions and get the question removed from the November ballot.
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SDPB’s Lee Strubinger shares his reporting into efforts by the South Dakota Attorney General’s office to bring training close to home for Native American officers.
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The South Dakota Attorney General’s office is partnering with tribes located in the state to train new law enforcement officers.
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Two Sioux Falls residents were sentenced after admitting to embezzling from a tribal organization in South Dakota.
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State Attorney General Marty Jackley warns the public about buying products or services sold door-to-door, especially in the summer months with the recent storms and flooding.
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Authorities said a hostage situation at a downtown Sioux Falls gas station ended with police fatally shooting the suspect.
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The U.S. Parole Commission is denying parole for Native American activist Leonard Peltier, who has served 49 years in federal prison.
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The three remaining members of the Mitchell Legion baseball team charged in connection to a sexual misconduct investigation have taken plea deals.
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A caravan full of activists and organizers worked its way through downtown Rapid City on Thursday calling for Leonard Peltier’s release from federal prison.
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Jackley said scam artists are preying on victims historic flooding in the southeast by posing as contractors or charities.
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The Seventh Judicial Circuit will swear in two new circuit court judges in Rapid City. The circuit swears in Scott Roetzel on July 9 and Eric Kelderman on July 12.