Randy Dockendorf

WAGNER — Tribal law enforcement has become overwhelmed because of insufficient resources, and the federal government must step up its funding to meet those needs, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said Wednesday.

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SPRINGFIELD — Forty years after the campus closed, the Springfield college’s alumni, staff and friends will gather again this weekend to celebrate the school and its graduates who served the state and beyond.

The Mount Marty University delegation of students and staff pause for a photo while on their European trip of monasteries that included stops in Germany and Switzerland.

HARTINGTON, Neb. — A Laurel, Nebraska, woman’s court proceedings for murder have been put on hold until after her husband’s murder trial next month in the same quadruple homicide.

LAKE ANDES — A circuit judge has refused to modify the sentence for a Wagner man serving 10 years in prison for child abuse to a 2-year-old boy who later died.

WAKONDA — When she started dancing as a toddler, Rebekah Sharples-Schmidt dreamed of performing on the big stage.

Longtime Conservationist And Environmental Advocate Paul Lepisto Set To Retire Next Month

PARKSTON — The calendar says September, but Parkston is celebrating St. Patrick’s Day this week.

PARKER — For more than a century, the Turner County Courthouse has survived many challenges, including a 2003 tornado that devastated the Parker area.