Beth Warden is a journalist based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. She writes for KSFY-TV and her work has also been featured in KTIV-TV and WTOK-TV. Beth covers a wide range of local news stories, including community events, crime, healthcare, and government issues.
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Beth Warden's reporting largely focuses on local government, public health, and community impact in the South Dakota area. She frequently includes expert commentary and government announcements in her articles.
For those looking to reach out to Beth, pitches related to local political developments, public health initiatives or issues affecting the community of South Dakota would likely be well-received. Additionally, experts with insights into prison systems, crime prevention strategies, healthcare challenges in the region or educational initiatives may find an interested audience through Beth’s coverage.
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Jackley hopes new legislation will detect and prevent corruption in South Dakota and that it’s time to put more teeth into corruption laws.
The concerns of GOAC center around recent allegations of staff using their positions for personal gain.
The memo, written to staff by Director of Prisons Amber Pirraglia, announced that effective immediately, Teresa Bittinger is no longer the Warden of the Sioux Falls complex.
Many of the contraband weapons are indeed a safety risk for other inmates and DOC staff. However, some of the items tagged as contraband by Wasko and her staff remain questionable.
An evening memo to all South Dakota DOC staff confirmed what had been circulating for hours on Tuesday.
A Sioux Falls woman said she was heartbroken to hear the news that her seven-month-old dog was put down after she had surrendered it.
By: Beth Warden
President Biden apologized for the atrocities upon Native American children and their families at boarding schools. Many still feel the effects of the trauma today.
By: Beth Warden
Published Oct. 26, 2024 at 10:36 PM CEST | Updated moments ago
Complaints are mounting from landlords, tenants and HOA members about lost rent payments, unpaid utility bills and other concerns surrounding one property management company.
The owner of a Sioux Falls day care has been arrested with child abuse after allegedly striking a child in the facility.
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