Big or Bust?

KOTA-TV Rapid City - Fri Nov 27

It's a ritual for some people. "Lines wrapped from our front doors, all the way around to the back of Scheels," said Rapid City Target assistant manager Holly Thingelstad.

Most Larger SD Cities' Jobless Rates Up in October

KSFY-TV Sioux Falls - Fri Nov 27

Yankton's 6.9 percent unemployment rate in October was the highest among South Dakota's largest cities, rising from September's 6.6 percent.

Bargain Hunters Hit SD Stores

KSFY-TV Sioux Falls - Fri Nov 27

Bargain hunters were out in force around South Dakota on the traditional kickoff of the holiday shopping season.

Nebraska Man Gets 3 Years For Stealing Fire Truck

KCAU - Thu Nov 26

A Nebraska man who vanished with his wife and children earlier this year will spend at least three years on prison for stealing a fire truck in South Dakota.

H1N1 deaths rise to 21 in S.D.

ArgusLeader.com - Thu Nov 26

Two more deaths last week to H1N1 flu have pushed the South Dakota total to 21. One was Tyler Newville, 12, a Sioux Falls sixth-grader, who died Friday two days after coming down with a low fever.

BHP increase causes worries for bigger businesses

KOTA-TV Rapid City - Wed Nov 25

Smaller business owners aren't the only ones feeling the strain. Larger companies said their yearly electric bill will skyrocket with a rate increase.

Holiday cooking safety

KOTA-TV Rapid City - Wed Nov 25

When families get together for the holidays it means busy kitchens and consequently dangerous ones.

State's H1N1 death toll climbs to 21

Argus Leader - Wed Nov 25

Two more deaths last week to H1N1 flu have pushed the South Dakota total to 21. One was Tyler Newville, 12, a Sioux Falls sixth-grader, who died Friday two days coming down with a low fever.

Rapid City Woman Wins $110,74...

KELO-TV Sioux Falls - Tue Nov 24

A Rapid City woman has claimed a $110,745 Dakota Cash lottery jackpot for the November 18 drawing.

Looking at America's dirty little secret

Native American Times - Mon Nov 23

November 23, 2009 There seems to be a consensus among several tribal elders that there is trauma impacting Native Americans as the residue of the boarding school era.