Steve Nedved

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Fatal act of kindness: Baltimore woman stabbed after giving money to panhandler

Courtesy Keith Smith(BALTIMORE) — As Keith Smith talked about his wife, Jacquelyn Smith, he rattled off a list of characteristics he fell in love with: She was a career woman, a good mother, a church-goer and, most of all, a giving person. Her kindness, he said, is what cost her her life. Now Baltimore police …

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Moisture ahead for the southern-tier of the U.S.

  Cold but mostly tranquil weather will prevail nearly nationwide during the next several days. However, locally heavy showers will linger today across the lower Southeast, while snow showers will develop downwind of the Great Lakes. During the mid- to late-week period, a storm system will arrive in California and drift eastward across the nation’s …

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New ag lender focuses on operating loans

Farmers are beginning to see new types of lending operations that might help them improve their overall financial plan.  Bill York with FarmOp Capital talks about a type of loan that’s common in other businesses but is just getting off the ground in agriculture   Continue reading New ag lender focuses on operating loans at …

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Political crisis in UK ahead of Brexit debate

narvikk/iStock(LONDON) — U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May is facing a constitutional crisis before her government debates the Brexit withdrawal agreement that was approved in November. Starting Tuesday, the British Parliament will debate whether to accept the terms of the deal that was negotiated by May and representatives from the E.U. The debates will span five …

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Woman sues Hilton for $100 million, alleging employee filmed her in the shower

ABC News(NEW YORK) — A woman says she was secretly recorded by a hotel employee while showering at a Hampton Inn & Suites three years ago. Now, she has filed a $100 million lawsuit against Hilton, the hotel’s parent company. The woman, who has not been named, says the employee, whom she does not know, …

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Trump claims ‘BIG leap forward’ in China trade talks, but details unclear

Hogogo/iStock(WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump on Monday tweeted optimistically that relations between the United States and China “have taken a BIG leap forward!” and predicted that “very good things will happen” after he reached a temporary truce with China’s President Xi Jinping in the ongoing trade war over the course of a three-hour-long dinner on …

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Local Sports for Tuesday December 4th

The Class B All-State Volleyball Teams have been announced and three players from our area were named Honorable Mention All-State.  Jada Plastow, a Junior outside hitter from Ethan, Darby Deffenbaugh, a Senior Libero from Kimball/White Lake and Karly Gustafson, a Senior middle hitter from Ethan were named Honorable Mention Class B All-State Volleyball.  The Class …

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South Dakota Preseason Basketball Poll

Preseason South Dakota Prep Media Basketball Poll Teams are ranked by points received. First-place votes are listed in parentheses.   Boys Class AA Yankton (16)—95   O’Gorman (4)—71   Brandon Valley—43   Stevens—33   Lincoln—32   Receiving votes: Washington 8, Huron 7, Harrisburg 6, Roosevelt 4, Aberdeen Central 1.   Class A Tea Area (19)—99 …

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Two key groups label Rohingya slaughter ‘genocide’ as Trump administration stays mum

yorkfoto/iStock(NEW YORK) — Myanmar’s violence against the Rohingya, a Muslim-majority ethnic group, constituted a genocide, according to two new reports released Monday — a determination that the Trump administration still has not made, even after releasing an exhaustive fact-finding report in September that documented the atrocities in horrifying detail. The administration’s silence on genocide is …

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California fearing potential mudslides from West Coast storm

ABC News(NEW YORK) — A strong, slow-moving storm system is beginning to affect California, with rain up and down the coast and snow in the mountains. The core of the system is trailing a heavy band of rain expected to arrive later Tuesday morning or afternoon. The system will continue moving south on Wednesday morning, …

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