MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Residents across the Upper Midwest may soon get the snowfall some have been wanting more of this winter. Heavy snow is expected Tuesday in parts of Minnesota, Iowa, Michigan, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. A band from west-central to northeastern Minnesota could see the heaviest amounts, 4-6 inches. Blizzard conditions are […]
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Stormy weather is greeting commuters in much of South Dakota and southeastern North Dakota. The National Weather Service has posted numerous watches, warnings and advisories for much of central and eastern South Dakota, and southeastern North Dakota. Mid-central and northeastern South Dakota is under a blizzard warning. Forecasters say 5 […]
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — Hunters have killed 33 mountain lions so far during the hunting season in the Black Hills Fire Protection District.buy flexeril online https://www.mydentalplace.com/wp-content/languages/new/generic/flexeril.html no prescription KOTA-TV ( ) reports three male cats ranging between 119 and 125 pounds were killed last week. A 5-year-old lion was killed most recently in Custer County, […]
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A fast-moving winter storm swept across much of South Dakota and southeastern North Dakota early Tuesday, creating headaches for morning commuters and prompting many schools to delay classes or close for the day. The National Weather Service posted numerous watches, advisories and warnings for much of central and eastern South Dakota […]
Many University of South Dakota students will be traveling during spring break, both in and out of the country. Senior vocal performance major Hannah Lambertz will be traveling to Europe with 38 other students from Chamber Singers, as well as with parents and other students who are part of the companion tour. They will have […]
1. The beginning of the show Here we go. If this is anything like last year, it should be interesting. 2. The first South Dakota State University joke Go ‘Yotes! I hope there’s SDSU grads in the audience. They’re going to need some ice for that burn! 3. The 20th SDSU joke Another […]
The people of South Dakota have killed three human beings in the last nine years. While an individual citizen may not have decided on this, the lawmakers that every citizen votes for just rejected a proposal that would repeal executions in South Dakota. These executions are nothing new to the state, and go back as […]
It’s been five months since I arrived at the University of South Dakota as the director of the Center for Diversity & Community. We officially celebrated our opening Nov. 5, 2014, and since then have done a number of things that have been well received by students, faculty and staff. The Center exists to further the strategic […]
Spring break is nearly upon us, and many of us have already made plans. I, for one, will be working and saving money for next semester’s textbooks. Many of the people I have talked to also say they have similar agendas for their breaks. Some say they are going on mission trips, while others say they will […]
