“All they saw were trailer houses, I see a lot of people that don’t have homes now. I see a lot of people that were misplaced, and they don’t know what they’re going to do,” said Hammond.
South Dakota is waiting for a state Supreme Court decision on whether recreational marijuana will become legal in July. But state lawmakers and city governments are moving forward with their own pot plans.
South Dakota’s largest health care providers have proposed that lawmakers drop part of the requirement for people seeking medical marijuana identification cards to obtain a physician’s recommendation to use the drug.
After a 25 year career in law enforcement, Sioux Falls Police Chief Matt Burns will be retiring in a month. He joined Dakota News Now on Tuesday morning to talk about his retirement and the needs of the police force in the years ahead.
As the housing market continues to stay red hot, finding a place to live is getting more difficult. Now, folks are running into another problem: finding a moving company. Many are booked up due to the high demand.
On Sunday at about 11:30 p.m. in the 200 block of North Spring Avenue, a 25-year-old woman was walking with her 6-year-old daughter, and a 41-year-old man.
South Dakota’s largest health care providers have proposed that lawmakers drop part of the requirement for people seeking medical marijuana identification cards to obtain a physician’s recommendation to use the drug.
At around 8:00 P.M. on Sunday, the Dubuque County Sheriff’s Office and Bernard Fire received a report of a tornado touching down south and east of the town of Bernard.
The Iowa Supreme Court has struck down part of the city of Waterloo’s new “ban the box” ordinance that prohibits employers from making hiring decisions based on pending criminal charges without a legitimate business reason.
Gal is actually from Israel and he’s a student and so he doesn’t have his own health insurance, so he’s looking at tens of thousands of dollars in the medical cost.
U.S Housing and Urban Development begin an initiative to provide vaccine information to their residents all over the country, including in Sioux Falls.
Arts in the Park is back in Aberdeen after being cancelled last year due to the pandemic. And both returning and new vendors are excited to set up shop.
Family Service, Inc. staff are putting together a 5k run and one-mile walk Saturday, June 19. The event will raise funds for mental health and free counseling services.
A union representing thousands of workers at Smithfield Foods in Sioux Falls has approved a contract with the company, staving off the threat of a strike at the meat processing facility.
A Minnesota man has been sentenced to over 11 years in prison after authorities say he admitted to traveling to Hartford, S.D. with the intent to engage with sexual conduct with a 13-year-old girl.
Staunch conservatives and advocates of legal marijuana have formed an unlikely alliance in Minnesota to pressure the Legislature to allow medical cannabis patients to own guns.
Banned runner Shelby Houlihan saw her chances of competing at the U.S. Olympic trials diminish when the country’s Olympic committee said it would follow all antidoping rules and USA Track and Field received long-awaited official notice of her suspension.
