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Hours before the sun rose over Champaign, Illinois, on the morning of May 19, 2021, Champaign Police Officer Chris Oberheim and his partner were called to the scene of a

Known collectively as “heritage turkeys,” many of the ancient breeds almost went extinct in the late 1990s.

Only a handful of South Dakota producers raise heritage breed turkeys to sell.

Many ancient breeds almost went extinct in the late 1990s

The promise of a supportive community has drawn dozens of out-of-state officers to the Rushmore State in recent years.

STURGIS — During the COVID-19 pandemic, disruptions in the food production supply chain and workforce sometimes led to empty grocery shelves, pushing some consumers to turn to locally grown organic

A few South Dakota organic farms are raising smaller heritage turkeys, and interest is rising. “Once that breed is gone, they’re gone and gone forever.”

During the COVID-19 pandemic, disruptions in the food production supply chain and workforce sometimes led to empty grocery shelves, pushing some consumers to turn to locally grown organic meats and

Pace of reciprocity requests from out-of-state law enforcement picked up after 2020

Outside a few cities, mental health and substance abuse treatment is almost nonexistent in the state, resulting in a wide range of mental and health problems left untreated.