Although this is their 4th year in Sioux Falls, Midwest SuperCross Racing is finally getting settled in to their new home at the W. H. Lyon Fairgrounds Expo Center.
An Iowa hospital says it is implementing procedures to ensure it doesn’t repeat a mistake made last weekend when more than 100 children were given the wrong dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
We had a mostly dry summer across most of the area, but when we did have chances of rain, more often than not, it was accompanied by a threat of severe weather.
End of the year holidays are colloquially a time of cheer and joy, but that is not the case for every person. It can often be the exact opposite, and the mental health of others could be tested.
It’s one of our top five busiest days, everyone’s in town, meeting up with old friends they haven’t seen in a while, so they come down, like to get a few drinks, get some food and have fun.
"You're with family. You're having fun. You have a couple drinks and you decide to drive home. That's why we're out. That's why we're enforcing the law. We want to make sure everyone arrives at their destination safely."
“Our passion is that they will continue that teach it to somebody else. And as they walk on through life, they will continue living their culture speaking their language,” said Woster.
Culinary students at CTE Academy in Sioux Falls celebrated Thanksgiving a little early, and in a very special way, giving some Immersion students their first thanksgiving meal.
Anthropologist Richie Meyers lives and teaches in Pine Ridge. He’s setting the record straight on the rumor that Native Americans get a free education.
The holiday shopping season is in full swing between Black Friday and Cyber Monday and the call is being put out to help local businesses on Small Business Saturday.
There are a number of holiday events at the Washington Pavilion over this next month, starting with the lighting of the Christmas tree on Friday night. Haley Kunkel, with the Washington Pavilion, joined Dakota News Now on Tuesday morning to talk about it.
Mayor Paul TenHaken held a surprise press conference today to celebrate the latest milestone in the city’s growth --- the $1 billion mark in building permits filed in 2021.
Cold weather has settled in, and the the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce is holding a hat and mitten drive to keep kids in the community warm this winter.
The ADA has empowered people with disabilities by banning discrimination on the basis of their disability and by making it possible for them to participate more inclusively in their communities.
A South Dakota newspaper is preparing to launch a second lawsuit if the House Speaker does not disclose the names of lawmakers who called for a special legislative session this month.
We created the regular season format so that we know who we’re playing well in advance, so the university knows who we’re playing well in advance, and we can promote our matches and promote our students a little bit better
The South Dakota Speaker of the House and the Legislative Research Council will face a second lawsuit from newspaper organizations regarding his decision to not release the names of the people signed onto the special session petition.
The owners of Glacial Lakes Distillery and Cultivated in Love team joined Dakota News Now to talk about their partnership as well as an upcoming charcuterie board class.
An inspiring message of hope, love, and light danced through real-life stories of the seven stages of grief, titled Blue Heaven will be performing at the Washinton Pavilion Saturday.
Partnering with all of the businesses here creates a win-win situation for the business to build that workforce pipeline, and for students to get real-world experience.
