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• "He said some strange things, like, 'I could get lost in those mountains,' which, at the time, that doesn't really strike you as someone who is going to leave their weapon and walk out."
• Vierkant said he believes it's paramount that an investigation determine whether Bergdahl deserted or collaborated with the enemy.
• "It shouldn't even be a question of whether, it should question of when," he said.
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• YANKTON, S.D. (AP) -- An international youth archery competition that will draw in an estimated 600 competitors from 60 countries is coming to Yankton next year.
• The Easton Yankton Archery Centre has unanimously been selected to host the 2015 World Youth Championships by World Archery's Executive Board.
• The National Field Archery Association, which helped submit the bid on behalf of Yankton, says the competition will run from June 8 to June 14 next year. The NFAA is headquartered at the archery center in Yankton.
• KELO-TV previously reported that the event is the largest youth archery event in the world. It hasn't been held in the United States since 2009. Since then, it's been held in China and Poland.
• The small, southeastern South Dakota town beat out several other prospective locales, including Mexico City.
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• SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) -- Secretary of State Jason Gant says no major issues have been reported with voting across South Dakota.
• Some Sioux Falls voters are showing up to the wrong polling place because the city recently used vote centers, but those are not being used in the primary election.
• Minnehaha County Auditor Bob Litz says he was worried that some people would be confused about where to vote.
• Gant says seven counties offered the vote centers Tuesday that allow people to cast ballots regardless of the location of their home precinct.
• Counties using the centers Tuesday include Brown, Brookings, Hughes, Yankton, Hyde, Potter and Sully.
• Gant says the only official voting results have come from those counties because voters are tracked electronically, and those results indicate turnout is about average.
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