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Police Investigate Rare Grey Fox Sighting In Small South Dakota

Police Investigate Rare Grey Fox Sighting In Small South Dakota
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Police Investigate Rare Grey Fox Sighting In Small South Dakota

A surprise visitor roamed the streets in an eastern South Dakota town. It's not often we see grey foxes in this area

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Downtown lion statue stolen from Watertown

Downtown lion statue stolen from Watertown
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Sioux Falls Assistant Police Chief Kyle Hoekstra is retiring

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO.com) Assistant Police Chief Kyle Hoekstra announced his plans to retire. The announcement comes after a 25-year career with.

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