A piece of artwork that was stolen from the SculptureWalk in downtown Sioux Falls has been recovered, according to a post on SculptureWalk’s Facebook page.
The dreams of two brothers in Scotland who’ve longed to host Extreme Dirt Track Nationals at their racetrack, are coming true. Midwest Extreme Dirt Biking Nationals are taking place in Scotland and organizers as well as competitors are excited. The event has special meaning for the owner of the track, Christian Sorlien. He and his brother built the track themselves, on their family's property
When a tornado severely damaged Castlewood’s school on May 12th, Lake Area Technical College reached out that night to offer their facilities for their high school graduation ceremony.
A partial skull from nearly 8,000 years ago that was found by two kayakers in a river last summer will be returned to Native American officials in Minnesota.
City Councilor Tiffany Langer has served the Southeast District of Aberdeen since 2020, but she recently encountered scrutiny over her residency and her eligibility to serve.
2035 is still many years down the road. But just as quickly as Sioux Falls is growing, it also brings urgency to plan how that growth will affect downtown.
On May 29, local businesses and community leaders along the 8th street corridor are putting together an event for the shelter’s homeless and housed neighbors.
MidAmerican Energy officials say the company is asking state regulators in South Dakota to approve a natural gas rate increase to support the investment of more than $100 million in its natural gas distribution system in the state.
“Please, please don’t even consider closing our VA and do whatever you can to increase the morale in the VA so that employees are not quitting,” said Lanny Stricherz.
Since it was legalized in South Dakota last July, medical marijuana has been growing in popularity. To keep up with this demand, one dispensary is expanding. The Native Nations Cannabis Dispensary in Flandreau is expanding to keep up with rapid demand.
Gary Weckwerth was the first employee of the entire Northern League when it was formed in 1992 and recollects building the staff and the first game in 1993.
Gov. Kristi Noem is denying her daughter received special treatment acquiring her state appraisal license despite a new legislative investigation report suggesting otherwise.
Individuals impacted by the justice system encounter significant challenges navigating the rental housing market as well as barriers that exist in current supportive housing programs.
The legislation would improve USDA data collection and research of conservation practices, informing producers’ understanding of which practices help reduce risk and increase profitability.
We’ll see plenty of sunshine across the region today and it will be an absolutely gorgeous day! Highs will be in the upper 70s and low 80s across the region.
If you've driven around Sioux Falls recently you may have noticed large areas of brown grass around different neighborhoods and businesses. Local lawn care service, Kut and Kill says this was due to a mix up of chemicals that were supposed to go on the grass. "It was an honest mistake and mixed the wrong herbicide together,” said Kut and Kill president, Tate Eining.
