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Midwest November 14, 2019

South Dakota doctor made millions of dollars performing unnecessary surgeries, feds say

A South Dakota neurosurgeon made millions by performing unnecessary and invasive surgeries in order to profit from medical devices in which he had financial interest.聽

Fires October 27, 2019

Wildfire threat sparks seed-collection projects to reforest charred hillsides

With warmer temperatures, an increase in the frequency of drought and the severity of wildfires聽on the rise, many scientists say the necessity of seed collection and reforestation efforts has become more urgent.

South Dakota September 11, 2019

South Dakota tornado leaves 13,000 without power; reports of structural damage

A tornado tearing through South Dakota鈥檚 largest city on Tuesday night knocked down power lines and caused some major structural damage, according to a report.

South Dakota September 4, 2019

Minnesota woman survives more than 80-foot fall down South Dakota cliff, officials say

A Minnesota woman miraculously survived after falling more than 80 feet down a cliff in a South Dakota state park Monday, officials said.

Rare Diseases August 26, 2019

Bride with golf ball-sized brain tumor swore she would 'crawl down aisle' on wedding day if she couldn't walk

When 24-year-old Christina Anderson was diagnosed with a golf ball-sized brain tumor just three months before her wedding, she vowed to not let the health ailment stop her from marrying her fianc茅 鈥� even if that meant she would have to 鈥渃rawl down the aisle,鈥� she recently said.聽

Pregnancy August 18, 2019

South Dakota woman who went into labor with triplets thought pain was from kidney stones

A South Dakota mother was shocked to find the painful kidney stones she had been experiencing was actually her going into labor 鈥� and the surprise birth of triplets.

Midwest August 1, 2019

Midwestern states turning to inmates to address housing shortage

Inmates in Iowa are building homes聽to learn a new skill -- and address the state's housing needs.

Mississippi July 26, 2019

Don鈥檛 call it a burger! Meat industry fights back as interest grows in plant-based food

The state of Mississippi has made it illegal for companies who make vegan or vegetarian foods to label their products as 鈥渕eat or meat food products.鈥�

South Dakota July 24, 2019

South Dakota public schools to display 'In God We Trust,' under terms of new law

All South Dakota public schools will display "In God We Trust" in the coming school year聽after a new law聽took effect this month, requiring the state's 149聽districts to paint, stencil or prominently feature the national motto.聽

South Dakota July 20, 2019

South Dakota woman survives freak lawn mower accident that left her neck sliced open

A woman living in South Dakota miraculously survived a freak accident that left her neck sliced opened after an unknown object shot out of a lawn mower and struck her last week.聽

Barack Obama July 14, 2019

Obama statue is newest addition to South Dakota鈥檚 City of Presidents

After two years of work, a bronze statue of former President Barack Obama was unveiled in South Dakota聽on Saturday afternoon.