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Recovering from a stroke centers on a series of therapies designed to help patients relearn skills that were either lost or impacted by the stroke. Each outcome and timeline to recovery is as unique as the patient themselves.

The area of 8th and St. Paul was closed as the crash was being investigated.

Two city council members have apparent conflict of interests after businesses associated with them received more than $6,000 from the city.

An elderly Sioux Falls woman is moving out of her house because its foundation literally fell apart. Some friends are helping to put her back on solid ground.

Police believe this fight stemmed from another fight that took place at the Floyd Blvd Walmart on Friday, Sept. 29.

The Oct. 6 event includes live music by Landon Weis, therapy dogs, door prizes and a live long hair cutting on stage.

Many people rolled up their sleeves to donate blood at the Community Blood Bank's drive in Harrisburg on Monday.

The Sioux Falls Area Humane Society is part of the Bissell Pet Foundation’s "Empty the Shelters" reduced-fee adoption event, which runs until Oct. 15.

There are resources available for you to check the care history of a daycare. Some parents may be surprised at what the inspection reports reveal.

The four-week event is underway, and the Aberdeen Public School District’s food service department is serving locally grown fruits and vegetables to students every day in school lunchrooms.

A 26-year-old Parker man has pleaded guilty to one count of First-Degree Manslaughter in the 2022 death of a baby.

Property owners in Sioux Falls can now receive a 15% discount on flood insurance premium rates.

The Gayville-Volin School District has earned a $117,000 grant from Action for Healthy Kids to renovate the kitchen to offer more scratch-made meals.

The court turned away attorney John Eastman’s effort to have a lower-court ruling thrown out that said Eastman and Trump had “more likely than not” committed a crime by trying to keep Congress from certifying President Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 election.

Police believe there is no threat to the public.

The first Division I men’s basketball game at the Sanford Pentagon for the 2023-24 season is getting a primetime slot on a major network.

The three demanded a ride from the victim. Once they got to the destination, they asked for cash from him.

Officials report that a suspect tried to steal alcohol, and when he was confronted, he made a comment that he had a gun.

Sioux Falls Animal Control is looking to identify a dog who bit a walker Friday morning in western Sioux Falls.

Dakota News Now, along with Billion Auto, Avera and Sioux Laundry are teaming up with The Salvation Army for the 36th annual Coats for All coat drive campaign. Together, we hope to make sure the winter season is a little warmer for those in need.

Unusually warm temperatures Sunday broke records in parts of the state, but those temperatures are also creating some safety risks as they continue Monday.

This week's Touchstone Energy Scholar of the Week is Julia Trygstad from Rutland High School

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October, Scooter’s Coffee is again offering its popular Courage Cookie and will donate a portion of the proceeds to The Pink Agenda to help fund lifesaving breast cancer research.

This week on Matters of the State, we check in on a legislative summer study aimed at addressing issues with long-term care in South Dakota.

Fandom is an escape or an outlet to many at Siouxpercon. Two artists helped share that outlet with the next generation.

Darlene Michael started playing the organ at Faith Temple Church after she graduated from Washington High School.

Recovery continues for the senior Roosevelt goalkeeper, Dawson Aberson, after he suffered a serious head injury during a game.

The brewery lot was turned into a relaxing backyard party with live music, a grill-off competition, local vendors, pickleball, and plenty of beer.

The show tells the story of female dial painters who fought for their day in court after being poisoned by radium-based paint.

The money raised goes toward lifesaving research, advocacy, and support for blood cancer patients and their families.