Category Archives: Local News

February will be a burger showdown in Yankton, as restaurants will compete to determine who has the best burger in town. Yankton Thrive Workforce Innovation Director, Laura Marshall, says there are 21...

After deliberation from the jury, Andrew Jondahl has been found guilty on two charges of Aggravated Assault Against Law Enforcement, along with other charges, but was found not guilty of possessing a ...

A Watertown woman had to be airlifted to Sioux Falls after colliding with a semi near Meckling yesterday afternoon. The incident occurred around 2:40 two miles west of Meckling on Highway 50. The name...

Yankton City Manager Amy Leon and County Commission Chair John Marquardt gave an update on the city and county respectively at an event hosted by the Sertoma Club Thursday. Leon discussed the city's w...

The jury in the Andrew Jondahl trial will continue deliberations today as both sides delivered their closing arguments Thursday. The jury went into deliberations shortly before noon and left the court...

The state has rested in the Andrew Jondahl trial. Day three of the Jondahl trial saw testimony from South Dakota DCI agents Isaac Voss and Brian Larson before the state rested their case. The defense ...

The Yankton School District is currently accepting nominations for several end of the year awards. Yankton Middle School Principal, Dr. Heather Olson, says that includes Teacher of the Year, Employee ...

On Monday night, the Yankton City Commission considered the state of the city's recycling program. Yankton City Manager, Amy Leon, recommends no changes to the current recycling program at the Transfe...

The City of Vermillion and its community members are raising safety concerns with the Highway 50 bypass heading into Vermillion. Vermillion Mayor, Jon Cole, says the city hosted a meeting Monday night...

Governor Larry Rhoden has introduced Senate Bill 113, which would make the disruption of religious worship a felony. Rhoden says the bill will safeguard every South Dakotan's right to worship freely. ...