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The Latest South Dakota DUI News
A Medina, N.D., man was uninjured after a rollover accident Thursday afternoon, according the North Dakota Highway Patrol report. The patrol said Daniel Hofmann, 48, Medina, was driving a 2009 Chevrolet Equinox from rural Medina to Woodworth shortly ...
... incident of harassment was reported between two males in the 1100 block of Carlisle Street. 11:05 p.m. Criminal mischief was reported in the first block of South McKinley ... arrived. 1:49 a.m. Charges of driving under the influence and ...
More than 5,800 people across South Dakota ... the dangers of drunk driving, not to arrest as many people as possible, Carpenter said. "By providing people information about drunk driving enforcement activity, we hope to influence them to make ...
In South Dakota, a resolution calling for the "balanced teaching ... there is wide agreement among scientists that global warming is occurring and that human activities are probably driving it. Yet many conservative evangelical Christians assert that ...
More than 5,800 people throughout the state have signed up to receive soberity checkpoint information through the text messaging feature of the Act Civilized initiative. The state Public Safety Department launched the campaign in 2009. The alerts are ...
Corrections budgets were on the chopping block in at least 26 states as the recession forced lawmakers around the country to close prisons and lay off correctional officers, cut back on inmate rehabilitation programs and, in some cases, release ...
Following the Somalia Spring 2009 Chronicles, I herewith republish the Ecoterra press releases issued in the second half of 2009. I reproduce the integral version of all Ecoterra press releases in a recapitulative effort to provide the global ...
... there is no evidence (that I would believe) that we have been visited by other people; if there were space visitors, I don’t think they’d go to the middle of South Dakota; they ... safe-haven, moving-around, driving-around relationship.
DES MOINES, Iowa -- The news of millions of car recalls is alarming. It has drivers across the country asking whether their cars are safe. Yet the inquiry shouldn't stop there. Drivers should take a look at their insurance policies to make sure they ...
Democrats Thursday looked for a way forward on a health reform bill as colleagues in the House worried about abortion, other provisions and Senate passage of a reconciliation measure. The New York Times : "Leaving a meeting of the House Democratic ...
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