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choose from one of 16 Wild Cards. Drawings are still every Wednesday and Saturday night and tickets will still sell for $1 for two plays.
• The jackpot for Wednesday's drawing is $590,000. Players who match five numbers but not the Wild Card will win $6,000, up from $5,000.
• The odds of winning the jackpot are now about one in 1.9 million, compared to one in 1.36 million.
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• MITCHELL, S.D. (AP) -- The South Dakota Board of Education says it will add a law enforcement program at Lake Area Technical Institute in Watertown ahead of a projected shortage of officers in the state.
• The program will begin in the fall of 2014 and take students 18 months to complete. Those graduating with an AAS degree will be trained in legal, technical and practical aspects of law enforcement.
• LATI President Deb Shephard says the new program will complement the school's medical and fire rescue program.
• Southeast Tech in Sioux Falls and Western Dakota Tech in Rapid City also have law enforcement programs. But Shephard says the Watertown program will fill a void in northeast South Dakota, as Southeast doesn't get many law enforcement students from the region.
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• ABERDEEN, S.D. (AP) -- The Aberdeen Wings minor league hockey team has named a new coach.
• St. Cloud, Minn., native and former Bemidji State standout Travis Winter has been serving as an assistant coach for the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders since 2009. The RoughRiders are a team in the United States Hockey League. The Wings play in the lower-tier North American Hockey League.
• The American News reports (http://bit.ly/10259cE ) that Winter will be the Wings' third coach this season. Aberdeen has not won a game since Nov. 30 and is on a 14-game winless streak, the longest active streak in the league. The Wings are 8-24-4 overall.
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• HOT SPRINGS, S.D. (AP) -- Officials are considering herding hundreds of elk

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