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Do you care how many traffic citations state Rep. Kristi Noem has racked up in the last 21 years? The South Dakota Democratic Party and Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin sure hope you do. The SD Dems ha...
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Iowa man dies 2 weeks after crash near Chamberlain

CHAMBERLAIN (AP) — An Iowa man has died of injuries he received in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 90 in central South Dakota two weeks ago.

November 29, 2011

Charges filed in fatal South Dakota traffic crash

LUDLOW (AP) — Criminal charges have been filed against a Texas man in a South Dakota traffic crash that killed women from North Dakota and Wyoming.

November 22, 2011

ND, WY women killed in car crash in northwest SD

LUDLOW (AP) — A woman from North Dakota and a woman from Wyoming died in a weekend car crash in South Dakota.

November 21, 2011

Man dead after chase by police near Chamberlain

CHAMBERLAIN — One man died and another suffered life-threatening injuries in a single-vehicle crash that followed a pursuit Friday around 1:30 a.m. on Interstate 90 about two miles east of Chamberlain.

By News release , November 12, 2011

Anti-two-way petitions verified; vote likely to be held June 5

Anti-two-way petitions verified; vote likely to be held June 5 Petitions to force a public vote on a Mitchell City Council decision to convert three streets from one-way traffic to two-way have been approved by the city.

By Tom Lawrence , November 09, 2011

One-way backers submit petitions

The public has put the brakes, at least temporarily, on changing three one-way Mitchell streets to two-way traffic.

By Tom Lawrence , November 08, 2011

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3 bodies recovered in fatal crash in SD near Sisseton

SISSETON (AP) — Divers have recovered the bodies of three people who died in a crash in a slough in northeast South Dakota's Roberts County.

November 07, 2011

Man struck by truck, killed in Rapid City

RAPID CITY (AP) — Rapid City police say a man died after being struck by a vehicle on a city street Wednesday night.

November 03, 2011

Man says signatures ready for vote on one-ways

Opponents of the Mitchell City Council decision to convert three streets from one-way traffic to two-way said Wednesday they have collected enough signatures to put it up for a public vote.

By Tom Lawrence , November 03, 2011

Pickup, moped collide and injure moped driver

Pickup, moped collide and injure moped driver A 20-year-old Mitchell man was injured Monday afternoon while riding his moped from an alley onto a city street, where he collided with a pickup truck.

November 01, 2011

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Two injured in Sunday crash

An accident north of Mitchell Sunday sent two Mitchell residents to Avera Queen of Peace Hospital shortly after 5 p.m.

By Staff reports , October 31, 2011

DOT makes reporting changes following I-29 logjam

By CHET BROKAW , October 28, 2011

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Interest, but no known petition drive on one-way change yet

So far, no one has come forward to lead an effort to ask for a public vote on the Mitchell City Council’s decision to change three one-way streets in the city to two-way traffic.

By Tom Lawrence , October 26, 2011

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Crash near Watertown kills teen from city

WATERTOWN (AP) — A one-vehicle crash about two miles south of Watertown killed a teenage girl from the city.

October 25, 2011

County asks harvesters not to take down road signs

County highway superintendent says crews are removing signs and leaving them in the road as they make way for big harvesting equipment.

By Staff reports , October 24, 2011

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