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DNA Leads to Arrest of Former Next-Door Neighbor in 1994 Cold Case Murder of North Texas Woman, Irving Police Say | News Channel 3-12

International · Irving

DNA Leads to Arrest of Former Next-Door Neighbor in 1994 Cold Case Murder of North Texas Woman, Irving Police Say | News Channel 3-12

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Expect Traffic Challenges at State Track Meet

La Crosse · La Crosse

Expect Traffic Challenges at State Track Meet

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WIZMnews.com Athletes, coaches, parents, and spectators should anticipate how they’re getting into La Crosse and UW-L for this week’s WIAA State Track Meet. The meet runs on Friday, June 6 and Saturday, June 7. La Crosse Police are planning for more traffic throughout the entire city on those days due to the meet. The department wants to remind people to be patient and anticipate taking longer than usual to get through the traffic congestion…See the Story

Hunter heading to DWU for school, track

Sioux Falls · Sioux Falls

Hunter heading to DWU for school, track

With a leap of 21-01.00, Little Wound senior Cashus Hunter won the long jump at the Todd County Invitational in mid-April; photo courtesy of Randy and Shelly Bachelor. MITCHELL – During the recent 2025 State track meet in Sioux Falls, Little Wound senior Cashus Hunter was on the podium, placing seventh in the long jump; he’s back home, working at the Teca Oyate Center for the summer before he heads to Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell this …Read Article

Wicked Wrenches under new Native American ownership

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – Wicked Wrenches in Rapid City has been in business since 2016. Although operating for nearly 10 years, it recently came under new ownership. “We’re now a fleet management, heavy-duty diesel, automotive, and motorcycle repair shop,” Nicholas Matzke, co-owner of Wicked Wrenches, said. Purchasing the business took a year of planning and a loan from Lakota Funds. “It’s their first and largest loan they have ever passed in t…Native American · Rapid City Read Article

2025 LAKOTA NATION INVITATIONAL TRACK & FIELD MEET

Lakota Tech’s Cody Provost (right) hands off the baton to team-mate Julian Wolfe (left) during the boys sprint medley relay.Little Wound’s Danica Clifford (right) and Todd County’s Elizabeth More (left) round a corner during the girls 1600-meter run, More won the event.Crazy Horse’s Eianna Dubray (right) leads Todd County’s Briley White Hat (back left) heading into the straightaway during the girls 200-meter dash.Pine Ridge’s Michael Janis leads…Martin · Martin Read Article

Summer basketball leagues underway, girls at RC Central, boys at RC Stevens

Dottie Mesteth is one of three starters back for Mahpiya Luta, a team looking to improve on their 24-1 record last season; photo courtesy of Randy and Shelly Bachelor. RAPID CITY – A total of 18 teams signed up for the girls high school basketball league, coordinated by St. Thomas More but hosted by RC Central this summer; games take place on Monday nights, each team playing two games, this summer’s teams include RC Stevens, RC Central, Lakota T…Basketball · Martin Read Article

Tiwahe Memorial honors children

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Audits, Buche Foods Debt dominates council

PORCUPINE – Audits remain a frustrating topic of Tuesday’s regular session of the tribal council, at Porcupine School May 27; the long overdue 2020 audit was completed and sent out earlier this year and the 2021 audit was scheduled to be done by May 31 but OST Comptroller Dean Patton told the council that it would probably be another two months before it was finished. Good news is that on our last audit, there were only three findings, we’ve had…Martin · Martin Read Article

Rosebud breaks ground on broadband project

A ground breaking ceremony was held in the Spring Creek community for the Rosebud Sioux Tribe’s broadband internet project. Pictured are (L-R) Wayne Boyd (RST Treasurer), Arthur Heffern (i9 Technologies Consultant), David Murray (TLW Consultant), Tom Cox (RST Broadband Director), Darwin Walking Eagle Jr. (Spring Creek Community President), Lila Kills In Sight (Spring Creek Community Council Rep.), Eric Emery (District 26A Rep.) and Santee Baird …Martin · Martin Read Article

Native American land settlement claims due June 30

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The deadline to file a claim regarding Indian land settlements is June 30.The Cobbell case was started by Eloise Cobell to report the mismanagement of land, funds, and other assets by the federal government after the Dawes Act of 1887.The law divided native reservations into plots and gave them to Native Americans.In turn, they were granted U.S. citizenship and were required to abide by all U.S. laws.Bill Dorris is a lawyer with the Kilpatrick T…Native American · United States See the Story

2025 LAKOTA NATION INVITATIONAL TRACK & FIELD MEET

White River’s Page Wright clears the bar during the girls high jump event.Little Wound’s Alicen Wright (front) Todd County’s Frankie Iron Heart (middle) and Lower Brule’s Kaleigha Carpenter (back right) all sprint towards the finish line during the girls 100-meter dash.Crazy Horse’s Trajan Weaver (front) and Mahpiya Luta’s Braylon Little (back right) near the finish line during the boys 100-meter dash.Todd County’s Bryson Edwards clears a hurdle…Martin · Martin Read Article

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