South Dakota
Deadwood prepares for Super Bowl weekend
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RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – Deadwood is South Dakota’s historic city identified for colourful characters, outdated west shootouts, and playing. Since 2021, a brand new addition has been added to the slots and sellers, sports activities betting. And with that addition comes not solely extra foot site visitors but in addition extra earnings.
“Sports activities betting was all elevated enterprise. It additionally had residual enterprise coming in with individuals sitting on the bars, consuming on the eating places, staying on the inns, different forms of playing that they might wish to do, so it’s been a really constructive impact for us and the city of deadwood,” mentioned David Schneiter, normal supervisor of Cadillac Jacks.
Whereas summer season is when South Dakota sees the vast majority of vacationers, deadwood has seen a rise in low season foot site visitors, bringing in additional individuals to look at their favourite sports activities and make bets.
On line casino supervisor, Tyler Nold of Deadwood Mountain Grand said “Quite a lot of occasions individuals would make deadwood a 2-day vacation spot, they’d keep Friday, go away Sunday morning. With NFL video games on Sunday, lots of people are coming in on Friday and leaving now on Monday.”
And whilst you don’t have to remain in anybody on line casino to take pleasure in deadwood, Josh Thurmes says there may a bonus to sitting down and watching the video games.
“Right here you’re gonna get the expertise. You’re gonna be with a bunch of individuals with a typical curiosity rooting for one group or the opposite” mentioned Thurmes.
We’re instructed the casinos are pleased to have the sports activities ebook launched, and hope that extra companies in Deadwood will add it to their institutions.
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One person is hospitalized following a home explosion in Gary, South Dakota.
Mayor Larry Stoks said the victim was airlifted to Sioux Falls for treatment. The extent of their injuries is unclear.
The cause of the explosion is under investigation. Stoks said the house was leveled.
More details will be released as the situation unfolds, officials said.
The South Dakota Highway Patrol will conduct sobriety checkpoints in 14 counties throughout October. These checkpoints will take place in the counties of Beadle, Bennett, Brookings, Clay, Codington, Custer, Fall River, Jerauld, Lawrence, Marshall, Meade, Minnehaha, Pennington and Walworth, according to a release.
The monthly checkpoints are designed to discourage people from driving while impaired. The South Dakota Office of Highway Safety is funding the checkpoints, while the South Dakota Highway Patrol will conduct the checkpoints.
South Dakota Highway Patrol reminds drivers that impaired driving is never a good idea regardless of whether there is a checkpoint planned in their county or not. People who have been drinking are urged to designate a sober driver or take an alternate form of commercial or public transportation.
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – A Sioux Falls man was arrested early Sunday morning following a police pursuit in Rochester.
According to Minnesota State Patrol, around 2:20 a.m., a trooper initiated a pursuit with a 2009 Mazda MZ3 in the city of Rochester and discontinued it shortly after.
A while later, according to the Rochester Police Department, around 2:45 a.m., officers responded to a crash on the 500 block of 4 Street SW where a sedan struck an unoccupied parked vehicle and then flipped. RPD said the suspect from the earlier pursuit was responsible for the crash.
The suspect was identified as Justin Hudson, age 31, from Sioux Falls, South Dakota RPD said he ran off on foot after the crash but was quickly taken into custody.
RPD said Hudson faces multiple charges including fleeing an officer and 3rd degree DWI.
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