Less than one percent of the world’s population has completed a marathon. A woman from southeast, South Dakota didn’t finish ...

A woman from southeast, South Dakota didn’t finish just one. She conquered all six World Marathon Majors. Along the winding ...

Lobbyists for South Dakota’s health care systems ... Sen. Sydney Davis, R-Burbank, voted in favor of SB 154. Before casting her vote, though, she offered a nod to the notion that 340B fills ...

at the South Dakota Veterans Cemetery in Sioux Falls. Robert was born to Robert Douglas and Lois A'Lane Millar in Burbank, California, on June 11, 1950. He moved back to Harwood, ND, for his ...

Nicky Katt, a character actor who costarred in Richard Linklater’s indie classic “Dazed and Confused” and the Fox series “Boston Public,” died at his Burbank apartment on April 8. He was 54. Katt’s ...

Katt was born on May 11, 1970, the son of Carol Katt, a costume designer originally from South Dakota, and Agustin Islas ... and graduated from Providence High in Burbank in 1987, a year early. More ...

If you turn the clock back to the early 20th Century, you’ll find a treasure of very talented people who became household ...

Nicky Katt, a character actor who costarred in Richard Linklater’s indie classic “Dazed and Confused” and the Fox series “Boston Public,” died at his Burbank apartment on April 8.

David Burtka, Neil Patrick Harris, Jim Parsons and Todd Spiewak attend the opening night Dead Outlaw at The Longacre Theatre ...

The late South Dakota-born actor was known for playing ... TMZ reported that Katt was found dead by his landlord on April 8, in Burbank, California. According to the outlet, the actor died by ...

His death reportedly occurred in Burbank, California on April 8, and was confirmed by his friends and his attorney, John Sloss. No cause of death has been given. Born in South Dakota, Katt began ...

“No idea is too outrageous. He’ll try anything.” Nicky Katt was born in May 1970 in South Dakota. He appeared on several TV shows, including “Fantasy Island” and “CHiPs,” as a pretee ...