John Gaskins

Genesis Farms LLC forfeits its Minnehaha County license, making license available now

Gavin Bennett has endured over 50 surgeries and an amputated leg as a result of meningitis

Dawson Aberson will need reconstructive surgery, and folks near and wide are pitching in to his cause

Roosevelt's Dawson Aberson suffered severe eye and facial injuries; soccer community already rallying for family

The district could dissolve within the next five years, said school board president

One of the survivors of the 2001 Pentagon attack is current South Dakota state senator Brent Hoffman

Back in April, before a traffic circle a couple blocks from downtown Sioux Falls was originally drawn in paint, traffic in the Cathedral Historic District was particularly dangerous.

Jessica Blodgett looks to achieve a "taste of deliciousness."

Ticket sales, apparel sales, restaurants and hotels feeling the ripple effect

Business and government leaders both need to step up, representatives of both camps say

Jaxon Scheff already made history in April by becoming the state's first-ever blind competitor in state-sanctioned track and field

Kim Hubers fought for seven years to gain her VA benefits that were denied because her injuries are not visible

Mayor predicts mural will transform eyesore into "one of the most Instagramable sites in our community."

A few months ago, we told you about the challenges Joni Williamson was having owning a small-town restaurant in Lennox. But now, she’s going on the road and bringing the food to the people.

Heat waves and dryness made for a mostly bleak summer until rains came on Saturday

Though uncommon, sudden cardiac arrest is the most common cause of natural death in young athletes, affecting anywhere from 1 in 15,000 or 1 in 50,000 depending on the medical study, according to Dr. Dermot Phelan, director of sports cardiology at Atrium Health in Charlotte, N.C.

Athletes getting light benefits, but schools far away from high-stakes arms race

Exactly one year from the opening ceremonies, athletes at Power and Grace Gymnastics in Sioux Falls are already “head over heels” about the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

Hydrating and knowing when, or even if, to get out there is paramount.

On Tuesday, Johnathan’s parents and stepfather became the first family members to attend a South Dakota National Guard swearing-in ceremony in over 3 years.

For a small town like Estelline, South Dakota, the city pool is the lifeblood of the summer.

Jack Freeburg overcame life-changing adversity to earn $10,000 from the Lighthouse Guild.

While some crops have been "literally" saved, more rain is needed to salvage potential yields

John Gaskins and the Sioux Falls Canaries' mascot Cagey joined the Dakota News Now morning show Wednesday to preview the Birds' upcoming 7-game homestand and fun promotions for fans.

Both groups can be triggered if not terrified by loud noises

The blaze was "about five minutes" from becoming far more destructive

Tuesday marks opening of 2023 fireworks sales for SD residents

The owner said fallen bricks and the evacuation were a surprise, and he hopes to preserve the 150-year-old structure.

Restaurants see diminishing droves of diners, while one niche operation has dodged a drought

Vietnam and Gulf War vet and Outdoor Campus "Bird Lady" Lynn Purdy went through a lot to make her annual trip to The Birdcage.

Rainbow Chorus of Sioux Falls formed in March

Dakota Butcher grilled about 2,000 burgers in three cities for free-will donators

Grueling fitness regimen has become a tradition that has swelled in numbers over four years

Mothers Against Drunk Driving warns of dangers of drunk driving and not wearing a life jacket

Currently, Mitchell doesn’t have a homeless shelter, but one group is eager to change that.

State's first openly gay male legislator to help Saturday session

A 3% starting pay increase was "the biggest draw" according to city managers

Sioux Falls Therapy Dogs regularly visit schools, hospitals, hospices, and senior living centers

The tale of Swamp Daddy’s Cajun Kitchen in downtown Sioux Falls is two love stories cooked into one.

Cynthia Lomax opens up about the last nine months without her husband

Rotary panel recalls early DTSF "wins," and options of new Riverline District

Auntie J's in Lennox changes hours, options as it tries to gain traction

Severance Brewing will debut "Walk of Art" on same weekend as new sculptures are installed for 2023-24

The cast on the left arm is a symbol of the lead character's journey, and the process of putting it on is a cherished ritual

Jaxon Scheff has broken a barrier and formed a bond with his guide runner, a former college track athlete

Details on airport operation during ramp construction, possible new gates

A "traffic calming pilot project" is underway to make one busy neighborhood safer

How does the state's first rabbi in 40 years feel about treatment of Jews in the area?

Corey Camp rubbed shoulders with some of the real-life stars of the Ben Affleck and Matt Damon flick

SFSD released to DNN numbers showing decreasing participation