Seven years ago, Delmont, South Dakota went through the same fate. Now those in Delmont say they want the people of Castlewood to know they are not alone in this recovery.
Many people are grieving today after a shooting that took place in Texas yesterday. A local Sioux Falls pastor and mom are calling for action during this time. Jillian Olson whose daughter just finished 6th grade, wonders when action will be taken "How many times does it have to happen before it changes,” said Jillian Olson. She says it can be terrifying as a mother
The city of Pierre has announced that a new major development will be coming to the city, and would be setting up shop right near the heart of downtown.
“As parents, we are scared too. We need to talk to the school. We need to figure out what it is we need as parents, too, and as a society, make sure that we are safe. We don’t share that piece with our kids. We provide them with a sense of safety. This is what we are doing to keep you safe.
"Every day, our staff works to be diligent in following our protocols to prevent dangerous situations and promote safe practices," said Sioux Falls Superintendent, Dr. Jane Stavem.
W. Dale Den Herder, who served in City leadership for 52 years, with 36 years as a council member and 16 years as mayor, will lead this year’s Summer Celebration parade.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is one of a number of high-profile politicians set to speak at the National NRA Convention just days after a gunman opened fire at a Texas school, killing 21 people.
The chance for showers and light rain will continue across the eastern half of the region through Monday morning before we start to see the rain move off to the east.
A Sioux Falls local found herself venturing out of the area to 51 different communities within an hour of the city. She says the experience gave her hope that she wants to share with others in a book she wrote. COVID-19 has impacted many of us. whether that be physically or mentally. Lonnette Kelley traveled to 51 different communities near Sioux Falls in search of finding answers during an uncertain time.
This week, Jodi Schwan stopped by to talk about interest the Sioux Falls market is receiving from national retailers, as well as growth in the city’s south side.
Their new recharge room includes a zero gravity chair, massage chair, nature mural, and an A/V system that plays relaxing sounds, scenes, and lighting- a space dedicated for all employees to relax.
The Lower Brule Sioux Tribe is suing Lyman County in federal court for delaying a redistricting plan that would ensure the timely election of tribal candidates to the County Commission.
This Executive Order is only valid for farmers with a destination point in South Dakota or any other state that has declared the same state of emergency.
The PGA Tour Charity Challenge is raising money to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts over the next ten years. Sanford International Tournament Director Josh Brewster, and Sanford Health’s Natasha Smith joined Dakota News Now to tell how the Sioux Falls tournament is taking part.
While a few sprinkles will be possible for Tuesday, we’ll be looking at a mostly cloudy sky with a few peaks of sunshine every now and again. Highs will only be in the lower to mid 60s.
The Sioux Falls Lutheran School is adding four additional early childhood classrooms to their fast-growing school to keep up with the rapid demand. The city of Sioux Falls is growing rapidly and as the city expands, many parents find themselves in need of schooling for their children. The school's executive director says just how big this need is for expansion at their school.
A corporation named the Government Integrity Initiative (GII) was behind the telemarketing campaign aimed at state lawmakers serving on the select committee considering the impeachment of Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg.
The Community Table Talk provides up-to-date conversations on what is happening in the area. Kaydn Wittman explains what is important for Wednesday's gathering.
