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Luken says he's spent his life feeding the hungry and helping those in need. However, he says he's going to be receiving a subpoena soon due to the same people he's served for years.

"We had 42 volunteers and had to spend over $2,500 to clean up that property that we could have used to feed the hungry."

"We had 42 volunteers and had to spend over $2,500 to clean up that property that we could have used to feed the hungry."

With the holidays around the corner, many are unable to provide for their families. Five Loaves Food Pantry is here to help with so much food, they're hoping not to waste.

It's a problem that is not going unnoticed by lawmakers, but there are no easy solutions

A father and military member told News 3 he had no choice but to ask for help at at the Five Loaves Food Pantry in Newport News.

Del Hall has made the liquid diet an annual tradition for four years. He says his 46-day food fast is all about renewal — and raising money for charity.

Given the variable weather conditions at planting and harvest throughout the U.S. Corn Belt in 2021, the crop ended up being the second largest on record.

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission ordered staff to go to court against Jeremey Frost of Fearless Grain Marketing for buying grain without a license. Separately, he is being sued for contract violations by Indigo Ag, a company based in Memphis, Tenn., and Boston. Grain industry officials urged the SDPUC to back future bills that would further regulate “roving grain buyers” and “brokers,” similar to North Dakota changes, in the wake of the Hunter Hanson fraud in 2018 and 2019.

South Dakota Public Utilities Commission approves court case versus Fearless Grain Marketing and owner Jeremey Frost The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission ordered staff to go to court against Jeremey Frost of Fearless Grain Marketing for buying grain without a license. Separately, he is being sued for contract violations by Indigo Ag, a company based in Memphis, Tenn., and Boston. Grain industry officials urged the SDPUC to back future bills that would further regulate “ro...