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• The South Dakota Highway Patrol says Jayme Shawn Manke was in the passenger seat on Dewey Road just north of Edgemont about 10 p.m. Wednesday when 20-year-old driver Elizabeth Jean Humiston got out and walked around to the passenger side.
• Manke was moving across the front seat toward the driver's seat when the car was hit. She was taken to a Hot Springs hospital but died. Humiston was not hurt.
• The Highway Patrol says the pickup truck driver, 18-year-old Kyle Thomas Stokes, suffered minor inju

ries and was arrested for driving under the influence at the scene. Attorney information for Stokes was not immediately available.
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• MADISON, S.D. (AP) -- Dakota State University's new athletic director and head women's basketball coach is a familiar name on the Madison campus.
• Jeff Dittman returns to DSU after a four-year stint as head women's coach at Hastings College in Nebraska. Dittman previously coached Dakota State for 15 years, along with serving as assistant athletic director.
• He took his teams at both schools to several NAIA tournaments.
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• CRAZY HORSE, S.D. (AP) -- Crazy Horse Memorial is kicking off a series of free weekly programs beginning Thursday.

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