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South Dakota is in line to receive more than $620,000 in a settlement with a medical device manufacturer.

Authorities pleaded for calm while activists vowed to fight on Thursday in Kentucky’s largest city, where a gunman wounded two police officers during anguished protests following the decision not to charge officers for killing Breonna Taylor.

Two women involved in the mentoring initiative, supported by Sioux Falls city leaders and Rotarians, have developed a long-lasting relationship even after their time together.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, more people have turned to online shopping, even purchasing a vehicle over the internet. While it’s convenient and allows us to social distance, it also opens up more opportunities for scammers, including some who are selling cars that don’t exist.

In a year when many butchers and meat processors have seen extreme demand, one company is celebrating being named one of the top small businesses in the country.

A Rapid City man accused of threatening to climb to the top of Mount Rushmore and shoot President Donald Trump during an Independence Day celebration on July 3 has been charged in federal court.

The City of Sioux Falls is encouraging citizens to get out and explore events throughout the upcoming months.

All three members of South Dakota’s congressional delegation are stressing the importance of a peaceful transition of power after elections following remarks from President Donald Trump raising questions on the issue.

For the second time in as many days, Sioux Falls police are investigating a report of gunshots being fired.

One doctor's amazing life story has taken him to the Missouri River, to raise money and awareness for a cause much bigger than himself.

The Washington Pavilion is partnering with the David B. Jones Foundation to create the climber, which will both promote physical activity and provide education on dinosaurs. The exhibit will be installed on the fourth floor, near HealthQuest by Sanford, where the soaring ceilings will allow the climber to be two stories high and extend 18 feet into the air.

Eight more South Dakotans have died due to COVID-19, officials announced Thursday.

Several fire crews are responding to a report of a fire at a hotel in Hartford.

Iowa health officials are working to determine what’s causing a spike in coronavirus cases in the northwest corner of the state where several counties are seeing a surge in new cases.

A new report suggests people in the Upper Midwest are about as generous as they come.

Officials say unemployment claims were up in South Dakota’s latest job reports, though they remained much lower than the highs reached in the early months of the pandemic.

The event features home-cooked German food, competitions and live music throughout the weekend.

Police in Rapid City have tied the slayings of three people in recent weeks to one suspect and say the case may be drug-related.

A look at fact and fiction as Trump prepares to announce his Supreme Court pick later this week.

Flu season is around the corner and this year, there’s extra emphasis on the importance of the flu shot with COVID-19 now in the picture. Now, a Sioux Falls mom is urging others to get a flu vaccination in memory of her late child.

Sioux Falls City Council working to address panhandling

The organizers of the Buffalo roundup on September 25th and Arts Festival September 24-26th have tips on what you can do to make the most of the experience.

Some social media posts in recent days say Sioux Falls hospitals are not accepting COVID-19 patients from other parts of the state.But one of the region’s largest health operations say that’s not necessarily the case.

Cases of West Nile are usually a major health focus for the state of South Dakota in the Summer and Fall months. But cases the past couple of years have decreased significantly, and city and county officials are still trying to figure out why.

With crowds of admirers swelling outside, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was remembered Wednesday at the court by grieving family, colleagues and friends as a prophet for justice who persevered against long odds to become an American icon.

The general election is over a month away, however absentee voting in South Dakota is in full swing as many people have already casted their ballot.

The Pierre-Fort Pierre bridge is one step closer on a long road to completion.

Joyce Tlustos is a resident at the Prairie Creek community in Sioux Falls.

South Dakota Republican lawmakers on Wednesday pushed the state’s high school activities association to reconsider its policy of allowing transgender students to compete in the sport of the gender with which they identify.

Authorities are searching for three suspects after about 40 guns were stolen from a Rapid City gun shop.