AKASKA, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - The bodies of two men who fell through the ice of the Missouri River were recovered after ...

Despite the slow developments in this case, Addison's family has not given up on their search efforts. Throughout various ...

The bodies of two missing fishermen have been recovered in Walworth County after their vehicle went through the ice in the Missouri River near Akaska. In a recent ...

First Alert Investigator Beth Warden brings us insight and gets a reaction from the South Dakota Attorney General’s Office. The names and faces of the most recently reported missing in the state ...

Her name is Skye and she is a German Shepherd/Siberian Huskey with brown and brown fur. She has been missing since last Wednesday, January 22nd from the east side of Sioux Falls. Not only has Skye ...

“Whether you know it or not, South Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa is kind of a corridor for Murdered and missing indigenous women, or even men, that never get resolved. We need more help from the ...

The two fishermen were declared missing after their vehicle fell through the ice near Akaska on January 15. The men have been identified as 51-year-old Kent Kramer and 71-year-old Brad Schilling, both ...

January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. In South Dakota, the push to secure justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women remains a priority, but some call for more resources.

They assumed nothing of it until the time. In 1971, Sherri Miller and Pam Jackson went missing in Vermillion, South Dakota. For years, the case was considered the state's most infamous cold case.