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September 5, 2008 Click plat button to listen to "The City Manager Show"
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Overview: - Sheriff's Office says an alleged sexual assault south of Brookings never happened
- There now 28 West Nile cases in South Dakota -- Clark and Kingsbury counties among the latest to report human infections
- Senator Tim Johnson joins bipartisan energy effort
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Highlighting: - Brookings County Commissioners still trying to figure out the best way to handle their space needs
- Sioux Falls man dies two weeks after being burned while siphoning gas
- State election ballots being printed today, early voting begins Sept. 23
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September 4, 2008 Click play button to hear newscast
Overview: - The Brookings County Commission goes on record in opposition to Initiated Measure 10
- Testimony continues in the school funding lawsuit
- Judge upholds a jury award to a State Trooper
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Highlighting: - The new Retail Development Coordinator for Brookings wants to find out how they can help existing retailers
- High gas prices keeping many South Dakotans closer to home
- A scam involving messages on cell phones is circulating in South Dakota
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 September 3, 2008 Click play button to hear newscast
Highlighting: - Brookings County Commission approves an increase in the county wheel tax
- Bruce man facing charges after being injured in a Sunday night ATV accident
- Testimony begins in the lawsuit filed by a group of South Dakota schools against the state
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Overview: - Senator John Thune says the presidential campaign is about to kick into high gear
- An Arkansas man who allegedly faked his own drowning is arrested in Yankton
- State Fair officials are happy with this year's event
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September 2, 2008 Click play button to hear newscast
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- The Brookings County Sheriff's Office and Brookings Police are investigating a sexual assault that may involve someone impersonating a police officer
- SDSU President David Chicoine on the Regents' latest budget
- The South Dakota Republican Party Chair says the GOP is doing the right thing by curtailing some convention activities
- Farming is South Dakota's most dangerous occupation
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- Motorcyclist is killed in a Sioux Falls collision
- National Weather Service says we could be facing a snowy winter
- Meade County States Attorney says the Hells Angels started the fight that led to a shooting at the Sturgis Rally
- G.E. invests in a wind farm on the North Dakota/South Dakota border
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August 25, 2008
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Overview: - Attorney General agrees with court ruling prohibiting schools from funding a lawsuit against the state
- Former school secretary in Deadwood accused of stealing scholarship money
- New license plate renewal system starting to work better
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- State Fair manager wants legislature to permanently fund the fair
- USDA Secretary Ed Schafer explains Country-of-Origin Labeling for meat
- Jail in Brown County is full; sheriff wants a work release center
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