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Timberwolves Lose Again

Stephen Curry overcame a rare off night from long range to post 21 points and help the Golden State Warriors to their 13th consecutive win with a 102-86 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves.

GPAC Football Challenge Set

The Fall 2016 match-ups for the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) and the Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Football Challenge have been determined.

Zenner Up For National Honor

South Dakota State’s outstanding running back Zach Zenner is in the running for a big national honor this week.

Transportation Bill Headed to South Dakota Legislature

South Dakota’s legislators will have to face a large bill focused on taxes and fees related to transportation.

Flu Shot Misses Mark

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned the flu vaccine is not effective against one strain because it has changed or mutated.

Turkey Plant Back In Service

A turkey processing plant in Storm Lake is back in business after a fire idled the facility for eight months.

Wind Project Almost Finished

B&H Wind is almost finished with a wind farm that includes 43 turbines near the intersection of Bon Homme, Hutchinson, and Charles Mix counties.

Program Will Assist Disabled With Higher Education

The South Dakota Department of Human Services has created a chance for students with disabilities to earn higher education.

Tax Extenders Bill Stalls

The US Senate came close to a deal on a tax extenders package last week, but could not reach a final decision.

Yankton May Update Holiday Lights

While it will not happen this holiday season, the City of Yankton will be taking a look at updating and replacing their public light displays.

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