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Phillip Pond pleaded not guilty Wednesday in federal court to the charges of second degree murder and the use of a gun in the commission of a violent crime.

House Joint Resolution 5003 would require a 3/5 vote rather than a simple majority, for initiated measures or constitutional amendments costing $10 million or more.

It’s week two of pharmacies being able to administer the COVID-19 vaccination.

It’s week two of pharmacies being able to administer the COVID-19 vaccination.

As the state continues through the transition, Monument Health is reminding people to register for the online waitlist so people will know when they are eligible to receive the vaccine.

Broadcast burns are used by the U.S. Forest Service to reduce dry fuels that make the forest more susceptible to devastating wildfires.

The South Dakota Department of Transportation will begin two lane projects in Lawrence and Fall River counties next Monday.

The new trail system would offer a panorama of the surrounding area, including a showcase view of Lookout Mountain and downtown Spearfish. The trail would be built on a combination of private, city and federal land and properties.

The latest deaths bring the state’s total to 1,893. One victim was in their 60s, one in their 70s, and three over the age of 80.

The South Dakota House State Affairs Committee killed the bill to license businesses for the sale, possession and use of marijuana for adult recreational purposes Wednesday.

That state legislature’s Joint Committee on Appropriations approved a bill that would make $4.6 million available for a Crisis Stabilization Unit to serve Western South Dakota on Tuesday. It will be next to the Care Campus.