Man Ordered to Pay over $279K in Unemployment Fraud Case
A federal judge has ordered a South Dakota man to pay back more than $279,000 for having claimed and received unemployment benefits that he wasn't entitled to.
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St. Francis Man Gets 22 Years in Fatal Double Stabbing
A 33-year-old St. Francis man has been sentenced to nearly 22 years in prison after being convicted in the stabbing death of two men with whom he had been drinking.
Registration Now Open for 109-Mile Mickelson Trail Trek
Biking enthusiasts can now register for next year's three-day, 109-mile Mickelson Trail Trek in the Black Hills.
Justices Affirm Conviction of Man Accused of Killing Mother
The South Dakota Supreme Court has affirmed the conviction and sentence of a man accused of killing his mother and hiding her body four years ago.
Gov. Dennis Daugaard to Outline Budget Proposal to Lawmakers
The governor's budget address is scheduled for Tuesday. He will outline his spending plans to state lawmakers at the state Capitol in Pierre.
State Supreme Court Hearing on McCahren Appeal Delayed
The South Dakota Supreme Court won't hear the appeal of a Pierre teenager convicted of killing a classmate until next month.
State of South Dakota Establishing Debt Recovery Center
The state of South Dakota is establishing a new center to recover money owed to state agencies and programs.
South Daktoa Residents to Benefit from For-Profit College Settlement
Attorney General Marty Jackley says more than 120 residents will get a share of a national settlement against a company that operates for-profit colleges.
Man Gets 27 Months in Prison for Assault on Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
A South Dakota man has been sentenced to more than two years in prison for assaulting another man on the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation.
Injured Trooper Thanking Those Who Have Helped Him Recover
A South Dakota Highway Patrol trooper recovering from injuries sustained during an assault near Rapid City issued a statement on thanking those who helped him.