Whittier Middle School is more than 100 years old, and replacing it is one of the school district's priorities. The community is asked for input on the decision.
A small group of demonstrators gathered on Wednesday, calling for more transparency in the disappearance of Tyler Weathersby, who vanished on Sept. 4, 2024.
Sioux Falls residents with ideas on how the city can improve are asked to bring their ideas right to city government on Wednesday night, with more meetings coming up throughout November.
A week of grief and loss culminated in the funeral service for fallen deputy Katherine Frank. Law enforcement officers and civilians were all gathered at the Denny Sanford Premier Center for the ceremony.
More than 20 youth groups, which include elementary students, after-school groups, and more, showcased their work, and guests could vote on their favorite designs.
This particular protest, held at 10th Street and Cliff Avenue, was meant to encourage people to use their voices and educate others on how to properly vote in person or by mail.
The City of Sioux Falls has announced road and sidewalk construction projects that will impact parts of the city starting Monday and Tuesday, October 19 and 20, and a Benson Road improvement open house is coming up on Thursday.
MidAmerican Energy, which serves more than 100,000 customers in South Dakota, sent letters last month saying it plans to propose an 8.2% rate hike that would start in February.
From 7:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. on Friday, Taco John's stores in Sioux Falls, Tea and Brandon will offer free breakfast burritos for a goodwill donation.
Frank grew up in Madison, Minnesota, just across the South Dakota border, not far from Watertown. People in town shared memories of Frank’s life at home.
Council members said the goal is to create a transparent process that allows residents, experts, and businesses to share their concerns before recommendations are made.
The state is launching a new program called “Give Me Five,” which offers eligible first-time buyers down payment assistance equal to five percent of their mortgage.
The City of Sioux Falls has announced road and sidewalk construction projects that will impact travel in parts of the city starting Thursday and Friday, October 8 and 9.
Hundreds of district families who qualified for free or reduced-price meals last school year still need to complete this year’s application to keep that access by Friday, Oct. 9.
Bands from the Sioux Falls area and from out of state marched down Phillips Avenue as hundreds of people cheered them on before competing in a field competition at Howard Wood Field.
South Dakota State University engineering students took over the Washington Pavilion on Friday, showcasing some of their best projects to 500 young students, including the lunar rover and moon equipment.
The St. Francis House and Union Gospel Mission have teamed up for a raffle featuring a 1969 Chevrolet C-10 pickup truck donated by Auto Werks and Mike and Sarah Schulte.
Twenty-six restaurants are participating in the sixth annual Pork Showdown in downtown Sioux Falls, each creating a unique dish featuring South Dakota pork.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month began Thursday, and Sanford and Avera are promoting research and early detection through fundraisers and events throughout October.
The homes are meant to help veterans get back on their feet. Each home is furnished with everything a veteran needs to live independently, according to the project.
White, South Dakota, is growing, and city leaders are using drone imagery from South Dakota State University students to help plan for what comes next.
When someone donates blood, they often don’t meet the person who benefits from it, but for Jude Kelly, those donations are part of a story that started when he was just a kid playing soccer.
As the City of Sioux Falls moves forward with the development of The Quarry at the Falls, residents are invited to a Thursday event to learn more from the project’s leadership.
