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With above average temperatures for the foreseeable future, ice fishing season could end within the next couple of weeks.

With Wednesday being the last chance to try one of the 37 burgers in the Downtown Sioux Falls Burger Battle, one participant wanted to give the homeless population a chance to get a taste of the competition.

State Rep. Tyler Tordsen shared his thoughts on the success of legislation addressing the needs of tribes in the state, the latest on what he hopes is a step in the right direction in mending tribal relations.

Dana Althoff with Parkview Nursery says there are a few things you can do to take advantage of the unusually mild temperatures.

A glycol leak took place on the second floor of the Jones building from a punctured pipe during a maintenance check on January 30. This caused glycol to flood the second floor, the main level and all the way to the lower lever parking garage.

The South Dakota Democratic Party released a response on Wednesday evening, calling the governor’s speech “fear mongering.”

More information is coming out about an hours-long standoff in northwest Iowa that started with an AMBER Alert.

Clients of a South Dakota-based CPA firm have received notices that their information was possibly included in a data breach.

The City of Sioux Falls continues to show growth when it comes to population and outgrowing its facilities, and the most recent example was the announcement on Wednesday that one indoor aquatics center is not enough.