With all nine varsity wrestlers placing in the top eight, the Burke/ Gregory Storm came away with a fifth place finish at the Miller/ Highmore/Harrold Invitational Tournament, held Saturday, January 7.

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R ESULTS Thursday Mens League 01/05/23 Nagel Body Shop, 88 1/2-61 1/2; Rod’s Sport Shop, 87-63; Stukel Eagle Ranch, 86-64; Mark’s Home Repair, 83-67; Gregory Lanes, 70-- 80; Northern Plains, 65-85; Home Town Automotive, 64½-85½; CATS, 56-94; HTG: Nagel Body Shop, 830; HTS: Nagel Body Shop, 2377; HIG: Damian Mitchell, 248; HIS: Matt Krogman, 644. Splits picked up by Rod Hlavka, 2-7-8; Jim Eastland, 4-5.

The South Dakota Board of Regents is attempting to bolster the numbers in its university system by extending its program to offer in-state tuition to out-of-state students. Last month, the regents voted to add Illinois and Wisconsin to the South Dakota Advantage Plan, which offers in-state tuition rates to students from certain other states.

In January, the South Dakota State Historical Society’s virtual “History Talks” author speaker series features professor emeritus of Native American Studies at the University of Montana Richmond Clow, speaking about his book, “Spotted Tail: Warrior and Statesman.”

An animal neglect investigation has led authorities to seize more than a dozen horses from a South Dakota home. The Rapid City Journal reported that the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office seized 14 horses and two donkeys from the home just north of Rapid City on Thursday morning.