Two veterans received vehicles on Tuesday through the Keys to Progress program. More than 100 vehicles are being given away across the country this year.
The Sioux Falls School District is expanding its junior kindergarten program from three elementary schools to 15 after data showed some students could use more support.
Veterans and active-duty military members can enjoy a free buffet-style breakfast on Wednesday, November 11, at all HyVee stores with hot food service.
For the people behind the drink, it's a way to honor loved ones, give back to the community and help ensure children living with Type 1 diabetes get the chance to experience Camp Gilbert.
Tuesday’s midterm election was just another notch in the belt for Judy Miller and Donna Young, two friends who have a combined 80 years of helping others submit their votes.
From President Donald trump’s control over Congress to South Dakota’s several ballot measures, tomorrow’s midterm elections will strongly influence political power at the state and national levels.
The City of Sioux Falls has announced road and lane construction projects that will impact parts of the city starting Monday and Tuesday, November 2 and 3.
What started with one girl and her love for hockey has grown into something much bigger. The tournament honors Corcoran, and its legacy now reaches young athletes from across the Midwest.
The loss of an elementary school student continues to affect the communities of Hartford and Humboldt, and resources are available so students can grieve and process the loss.
After the city commission approved the needed land lease and electric service agreements, the Cedar Falls Iowa-based company now just needs a building permit to set up a 10-megawatt digital currency mining facility.
Lifescape marked a significant milestone in the construction of its new children’s campus with a time capsule with items representing Lifescape’s mission, people, services and community.
For a few years now, a cleanup has removed the debris left around Mina Lake after July 4th festivities. Emerson Schaunaman used to lend a hand and is now memorialized at the bridge that crosses that lake.
By purchasing a $100 raffle ticket, one person will have the chance to win a 1990 red Porsche convertible. Every entry supports the Dr. Sandra Looney Study Away Impact Scholarship Fund.
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.
