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Firearm-involved suicides account for half of all suicides in South Dakota. There are simple steps you can take to secure your firearms and keep yourself and others safe.
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It’s been a full year since a Native American woman was shot and killed by a man who claims he acted in self-defense. The Pennington County state's attorney says she will decide soon on to how to proceed with the case. But new state laws make that choice more complicated.
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South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley wants congress to fund youth hunting, archery, and firearms safety courses.
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The Sioux Falls City Council will vote on an ordinance to increase the city’s police budget by about $50,000 for an advertisement campaign to raise awareness about locking vehicles, but some council members are debating adding tips on how to properly secure firearms.
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The Transportation Security Administration intercepted a loaded firearm from a passenger’s carry-on bag at the Sioux Falls Regional Airport.
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Journalist Maria Hinojosa discusses her reporting on heartbreak and activism in Uvalde a year after its horrific school shooting.
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South Dakota flags are ordered at half-staff to memorialize the recent shooting at an elementary school in Nashville. In Washington, one of South Dakota’s congressional leaders say it’s too soon to act on gun reform.
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Two juveniles and one adult are people of interest in the case, and are potentially armed. One shooting resulted in a non-life-threatening injury, while the second resulted in the deaths of two people.
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ATF offering $10,000 reward for information in the case
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There are new gun safety laws in place, but South Dakota’s congressional delegation voted against the bill. It was the first significant piece of gun safety legislation in 30 years.