KSFY-TV Sioux Falls - Fri Nov 27
The state Health Department says the swine flu-related death toll has reached 21.
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.
State's H1N1 death toll climbs to 21Argus 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.
Sweat Lodge Saga Continues; South Dakota Indian Tribe Suing James...New Times - Wed Nov 25
The lawsuits are beginning to mount up against "spiritual warrior" James Arthur Ray and the latest suit is coming from someone who wasn't even at the sweat lodge retreat that left three people dead and dozens injured.
Two more South Dakotans die of H1N1, bringing total to 19Argus Leader - Thu Nov 19
Two more South Dakotans have died of the H1N1 flu virus, bringing the statewide toll this fall to 19.
Pine Ridge women admit stealing from schoolKOTA-TV Rapid City - Sat Nov 14
January sentencing dates are set for 37-year-old Dana Lonehill and 30-year-old Elmarie Tobacco Thunderhawk.
'I'm on your side,' Obama tells tribesArgus Leader - Fri Nov 06
Telling Native American leaders, "I'm on your side," President Obama issued an order Thursday instructing federal agencies to do a better job of consulting with tribes on numerous policies affecting Indian Country.
Silent auction to help world get clean waterArgus Leader - Thu Nov 05
Providing clean water for the world is the objective of a silent auction and concert on Nov.
Travelers Urged to Prepare for Winter StormSouth Dakota State - Wed Oct 28
28, 2009 PIERRE , S.D. A winter storm developing across much of western and central South Dakota Wednesday evening could bring heavy snow, strong winds and difficult travel conditions.
Soggy conditions putting brakes on South Dakota harvestKOTA - Tue Oct 27
The weekly crop report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture says statewide last week, there were only two days suitable for field work.
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