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Argus Leader, 25 八月 2026

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ArticleSD lead­ers ask for pray­ers for Schaun­aman fam­ily

South Dakotans are offer­ing con­dol­ences to Mayor Travis Schaun­aman and his fam­ily after a paraglider crash injured him and his 10-year-old daugh­ter and killed his 8-year-old son Emer­son. Former gubernat­orial can­did­ate Toby Doeden of...

SD lead­ers ask for pray­ers for Schaun­aman fam­ily

ArticleRes­id­ents speak out against city use of Flock cam­eras

DeFlock Dakota, a sub­group of DeFlock ded­ic­ated to teach­ing folks about Auto­matic License Plate Reader (ALPR) cam­eras, held its first present­a­tion in Sioux Falls on Fri­day, Aug. 21, at the Sioux­land Down­town Lib­rary. Jordan Def­fen­baugh,...

Res­id­ents speak out against city use of Flock cam­eras

ArticleNTSB: Aber­deen mayor’s paraglid­ing crash involved single-per­son air­craft

The Brown County Sher­iff’s Office and National Trans­port­a­tion Safety Board are invest­ig­at­ing the powered para­chute acci­dent involving Aber­deen Mayor Travis Schaun­aman that res­ul­ted in the death of his 8-year-old son. Schaun­aman...

NTSB: Aber­deen mayor’s paraglid­ing crash involved single-per­son air­craft

ArticleTrump announces hike on Canada auto tar­iffs

WASHINGTON – Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump said he’s doub­ling tar­iffs on impor­ted auto­mo­biles and auto parts from Canada to a rate of 50%, fur­ther escal­at­ing a trade war with the United States’ north­ern neigh­bor that erup­ted over the week­end...

Trump announces hike on Canada auto tar­iffs

ArticleJudge weighs man­ner of TN exe­cu­tion

KNOXVILLE, TN − Christa Pike sat at a long con­fer­ence table. She wore a long, light blue, prison-issue top. In the minutes before the hear­ing, she smiled and waved at one of her attor­neys. The judge paused to make sure Pike could hear what was...

Judge weighs man­ner of TN exe­cu­tion