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Mitch Caffee, who shot and killed his wife’s grandmother in October 2021, will serve the rest of his sentence at the South Dakota State Penitentiary

PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — A Jerauld County man must serve the rest of his lifetime in prison, the South Dakota Supreme Court has ruled. In an opinion publicly released Thursday, the state’s high court rejected the claim of Mitch Leroy Caffee that his life sentence for first-degree manslaughter and aggravated assault was too severe. Caffee […]

Mitch Caffee, who shot and killed his wife's grandmother in October 2021, will serve the rest of his sentence at the South Dakota State Penitentiary

Mitch Caffee, who shot and killed his wife's grandmother in October 2021, will serve the rest of his sentence at the South Dakota State Penitentiary

Brigadier General Patrick Pardy has retired after 36 years of service with the South Dakota National Guard.

This month, after 36 years of serving in the South Dakota National Guard, Brig. Gen. Patrick Pardy retired.

Court says evidence and due process are lacking under South Dakota law.

Brig. General Patrick Pardy, of Howard, became the assistant adjutant general of the South Dakota Army National Guard during a recent ceremony at Camp Rapid in Rapid City.

Brig. Gen. Patrick Pardy assumed duties as the new assistant adjutant general of the South Dakota Army Nationa...

South Dakota farmers told not to comment after guilty pleas in H&I grain fraud case Jared Steffensen of the Arlington, S.D., area, pleaded guilty to theft by deception in his H&I Grain Inc. business, at a June 29, 2021, hearing at the Beadle County, S.D., courthouse at Huron. He speculated on grain trades, and then failed to pay millions to farmers. He and his wife, Tami, could face five years in the state penitentiary. His mother, JoAnn also pleaded guilty to a felony of failing to...