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Arrows Soar at Ruth Marske Invitational: Dingsor and McElroy Claim Titles
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - The Watertown Arrows track and field teams delivered a powerhouse performance this past Saturday, March 28, 2026, at the Ruth Marske Invitational. Competing at the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex on the SDSU campus, the Arrows faced off against a massive field of 29 teams spanning four states, coming away with two individual titles and a string of personal records.

Steve Jurrens
Apr 42 min read


Waverly South Shore Multiplies Success with ECC Math Contest Victory
Northeast Radio SD News – Waverly, SD - Numbers don’t lie, and for the Waverly South Shore math team, the numbers are looking like a dynasty. The team delivered an outstanding performance at this year’s ECC Math Contest, securing 1st place overall for the second consecutive year. This win marks the school’s sixth championship in the last seven years.

Steve Jurrens
Apr 32 min read


No Injuries Reported After Large Tree Falls on Hayti Home
Northeast Radio SD News – Hayti, SD - Emergency responders were called to a residence in Hayti early Friday morning after a large tree collapsed onto a house, damaging the structure and bringing down live power lines.

Steve Jurrens
Apr 31 min read


Juvenile Arrested Following Investigation into 2025 Watertown High School “Swatting” Incident
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - The Watertown Police Department has announced the arrest of a local teenager in connection with a high-profile “swatting” incident that occurred last year at Watertown High School.

Steve Jurrens
Apr 32 min read


Koistinen's Defense Challenges Evidence Seizure in Ongoing Trial Delays
Northeast Radio SD News – Tucson, AZ/Watertown, SD - The federal criminal proceedings against Jeffrey Allen Koistinen have taken another procedural turn, with another delay to his jury trial and a legal battle over a “blue iPhone” that could determine the fate of key evidence.

Steve Jurrens
Apr 23 min read


Candidates Emerge as Filing Deadline Passes for June 2 Primary in South Dakota
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - The filing period for the 2026 primary election has officially closed, and the final rosters from the South Dakota Secretary of State and the Codington County Auditor are locked in. With major transitions coming to the County Commission and a high-profile showdown for the Watertown Senate seat, Northeast Radio SD has your complete wrap-up of the field, starting with the races right here in our community.

Steve Jurrens
Apr 24 min read


Watertown Introduces Centralized Briefings, Phasing Out Weekly Radio Shows
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - The long-standing tradition of the Watertown Mayor appearing in-studio for weekly radio slots is coming to an end. In a media briefing held Tuesday, City Manager Alan Stager and Mayor Ried Holien outlined a new communication strategy that moves away from fixed weekly appointments like KXLG’s From the Halls of City Hall, KWAT’s What’s Up, and Northeast Radio SD’s recently established live-streamed The People’s Pulse.

Steve Jurrens
Apr 22 min read


SDDOT to Switch Highway 212 and 33rd Street Signal to Flashing Mode Ahead of Potential Removal
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - Motorists traveling through the east side of Watertown should prepare for a change in traffic patterns beginning next week.

Steve Jurrens
Apr 22 min read


Summer Program Guide Now Available; Registration Opens on Tuesday at 8 AM
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - The City of Watertown Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Department has officially released its 2026 summer program guide. The comprehensive guide is now available online at www.watertownparkandrec.com.

Steve Jurrens
Apr 22 min read


Youth Perspective: Watertown’s Future Leaders Identify Key Needs in New Community Assessment
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - As the Watertown Area Community Foundation (WACF) moves into its spring grant season, the voices of the city’s youngest leaders are taking center stage. The Foundation’s Youth Council has officially released its “Youth Perspective 2025” needs assessment, a comprehensive look at what is working for Watertown’s teenagers—and where the community needs to step up.

Steve Jurrens
Apr 13 min read


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