Aberdeen spared as two tornados, gusts as high as 131 mph recorded
A severe storm system moved across eastern South Dakota early on June 29, carrying extreme winds, hail and two confirmed…
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Scott Waltman is a longtime South Dakota journalist and the managing editor of The Aberdeen Insider.
Auditor general: Report will be issued if concerns about Warner-Mammoth contract are valid
If the South Dakota Department of Legislative Audit determines a contract the Warner School District has with Mammoth Sports Construction……
Sports roundup: Redfield DQ scores early, often in amateur baseball rout of Aberdeen Circus
Redfield Dairy Queen scored 19 runs in the first three innings and ran away for a 24-9 amateur baseball victory……
West Nile virus detected in Brown County mosquito pool
West Nile virus has been detected in a mosquito pool in Brown County, according to the South Dakota Department of……
Nobody injured during two structure fires in Aberdeen
Nobody was injured as the result of two structure fires Aberdeen Fire & Rescue responded to in a span of……
FedEx shipping center in Aberdeen will close June 27
The FedEx shipping center in Aberdeen will permanently close on June 27, according to information from the company. It’s part……
Contract Warner is using to make athletic complex upgrades being investigated by state
Editor’s note: This story about improvements being made at the Warner Athletic Complex is a reflection of the Monday, June……
Aberdeen Christian siblings focus on simplicity during state high school trap tournament
Of the 800 or so young people who competed in the South Dakota Trap Shooting State Tournament over the weekend,……
Former Aberdeen legislator crafted law that’s led to South Dakota’s first gubernatorial runoff
A former legislative leader from Aberdeen is the man behind South Dakota’s runoff election law. Joseph H. Barnett served in……
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