Hunter Dunteman is a journalist based in Mitchell, South Dakota. He writes for The Daily Republic and Forum Communications Company, covering local news and events in the South Dakota area. His work has also been featured in various publications such as AGWEEK, Prairie Business magazine, and the Duluth News Tribune.
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Hunter Dunteman's reporting focuses primarily on local crime, accidents, legislation, and infrastructure in South Dakota. Given the nature of his coverage, he may be interested in receiving pitches from individuals or organizations with expertise related to law enforcement practices and policies, traffic safety measures, municipal regulations and their impact on residents' daily lives.
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A Watertown man shot by police outside Yankton High School had two firearms on his person, prompting authorities to open fire, according to court documents.
While fewer cars have been stolen so far this year, police in Sioux Falls say a series of overnight vehicle thefts should be a reminder to not leave vehicles running and unattended.
The former Sioux Falls radio host operated a fictitious ticket reselling business, defrauding investors of more than $5 million.
By: Hunter Dunteman
Authorities located a victim in the roadway and no suspect vehicle at the scene.
Police say the woman lost control of the vehicle and struck a tree along I-229.
By: Hunter Dunteman
Police say the woman was attempting to cross a slow-moving train when she fell and was run over.
By: Hunter Dunteman
A South Dakota Dept. of Public Safety employee filed false documents over health inspections that never occurred while also forging the signatures of business owners, according to officials.
By: Hunter Dunteman
Police in Yankton were justified in shooting a Watertown man earlier this month. Meanwhile, a grand jury has upheld charges against the shooting victim.
After hearing from more than a dozen residents, Lincoln County is once again back to the drawing board on how it wants to regulate carbon dioxide pipelines.
By: Hunter Dunteman
Federal prosecutors said after the Iowa man fired homemade improvised explosive missiles, which resulted in 911 callers reporting “low-flying mortars” causing explosions and grass fires.
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