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Jimmy Kimmel made the announcement on social media.

The Central Valley Struttin’ Gobblers National Wild Turkey Federation’s annual banquet is this Saturday in Hartford.

September 20th Plays of the Week

The “2023 Growth Summit” brought together regional experts, city and state officials and industry leaders to discuss creative ideas and practical solutions. Despite inflation, there may be a few options to attack the issue of a housing gap.

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

The team has been working together to perform a continuous piece that features group work, duets, and solos.

Truman’s grandparents provided a gift to help build the closet and stock it with rotating dress-up clothes and accessories.

Improvements are planned for downtown lanes and the Japanese Gardens in Sioux Falls, but they will close this week in order to complete those projects.

The Aberdeen Civic Arena will be full of beers and bratwursts on October 14th.

Bobby Menzie is this week's "Someone You Should Know."

Just a month into the fall semester students at the University of South Dakota have already received messages about four different sexual assaults that have been reported.

On Wednesday morning, The 437 Project sent off the runners who will complete the 437-mile journey across the state.

James “Jim” Dover is the new leader of Avera Health.

Representative Johnson worked closely with the Oglala Sioux Tribe and Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe for months to develop the bill.

According to the Tea Police Department, a juvenile was arrested Tuesday in connection to threat calls that caused shelter-in-place orders at schools in Tea and Sioux Falls.

Neuralink is working on a “Precise Robotically Implanted Brain-Computer Interface,” called “PRIME” for short.

On Wednesday, nearly 500 staff and students from the University of Sioux Falls will be volunteering around the community.

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley is reminding the public to be careful when contacted by scammers posing as legitimate organizations.

The City of Sioux Falls is urging private property owners to manage their ash trees as emerald ash borers spread across Sioux Falls. Two drop-off sites for leaves and branches will be free and open to the public starting this weekend.

Mount Marty University has plans to launch a new graduate Certificate in Endocrinology for nurse practitioners, one of two in the United States and the only one offered in the Midwest.

A fallen Iowa police officer will be laid to rest on Wednesday.

Members of the Sioux Falls Police Department are heading to Algona, Iowa, to pay respects to Officer Kevin Cram, who was fatally shot last week.

One person died Tuesday in a single motorcycle crash a half mile south of Lake Preston.

Wild Wednesday: Meet Calvin the Milk Snake

Puccini’s “La Boheme” is coming to the Brookings on Friday, Sept. 22.

High Plains Processing’s $500 million facility will look to take in soybeans from producers in South Dakota, and turn it into an array of products.

The cast and crew of the current production have a goal to sell out every performance in honor of their beloved director and board president, Brian Schipper.

The owner of Mueller Pallets is speaking out about her plans after a conditional use permit was recently denied.

Jodi Schwan from SiouxFalls.Business joined Dakota News Now to talk about Wells Fargo leasing space and the former Landscape Garden Centers site filling up with tenants.

It is the second year in a row for the event, raising awareness and funds for mental health challenges.