Author Archives: Jim Kallas
Rapid City Fire Department Recruiting for Veterans Wildland Fuel Module
The Rapid City Fire Department is seeking recruits for its Veterans Wildland Fuel Module, a nationally recognized program that helps military veterans transition into civilian careers while reducing w...
Jim Kallas Dec 10, 2025
Dakota Plains Legal Services Keeps Federal Funding
Dakota Plains Legal Services will continue receiving federal support, securing nearly $2 million in grant funding despite criticism from another legal aid group. The nonprofit, which serves low-income...
Jim Kallas Dec 10, 2025
Holiday DUI Enforcement Campaign Launches in South Dakota
From December 12 through January 1, 2026, South Dakota law enforcement will intensify efforts against impaired driving as part of the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign. The winter holid...
Jim Kallas Dec 10, 2025
Growth Summit 2025 Focuses on Energy and AI
Hundreds gathered at the Sanford Barn for the Growth Summit 2025, hosted by the Sioux Metro Growth Alliance, to discuss South Dakota's energy future. Key topics included electrical power, renewable en...
Jim Kallas Dec 10, 2025
Court Docs Detail Grisly Scene in Howard Homicide; Suspect Held on $1M Bond
Authorities have released new details in the killing of a Howard woman, leading to murder charges against a 46-year-old man. Elias Stubbe remains in custody on first- and second-degree murder charges ...
Jim Kallas Dec 10, 2025
Extreme Fire Danger, Air Quality Concerns as High Winds Hit Black Hills
The National Weather Service is issuing a High Wind Warning for the entire region until about 2am. Northwest winds of 35-45 mph are expected with gusts over 60. While the winds will fuel warm temperat...
Jim Kallas Dec 09, 2025
State Prison Offender Dies of Natural Causes
State prison officials have confirmed the death of offender Michael Limoges, who passed away of natural causes on December 6 at a Yankton-area hospital. Limoges, 74, was serving a sentence from Lincol...
Jim Kallas Dec 09, 2025
South Dakota's Jackley Chosen to Lead Nation's Attorneys General
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley has been unanimously elected President-Elect of the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG), marking his second time in the role. Jackley, who serv...
Jim Kallas Dec 09, 2025
Sturgis National Guard Center Could See Expansion Under Rhoden Plan
Governor Larry Rhoden is seeking to upgrade the National Guard readiness center in Sturgis with $2.4 million in state funds to leverage $8 million in federal funds. The current center is deemed too sm...
Jim Kallas Dec 09, 2025
South Dakota AI Laws Face Federal Oversight Hurdles
With Artificial intelligence use increasing in various sectors, including law enforcement and healthcare, it's raising concerns about safety measures. South Dakota lawmakers and Attorney General Marty...
Jim Kallas Dec 09, 2025
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