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Two-A-Days: Vermillion High School
SIOUX CITY, Ia (KCAU) – The Vermillion Tanagers are coming off a 3-6 season. Their worst record in three seasons. They lost their leading receiver from last season, Zoan Robinson. They do return their starting quarterback Nolan Nygren. Nygren led the Tanagers with over 1,300 total yards and 10 touchdowns. They also return their leading […]
‘Nobody should go through this,’ say couple facing $500k fine in 70-year-old fence dispute – they could even face prison
RANCHERS are outraged after a ranching couple was indicted by the federal government for land violations and now face combined fines of $500,000 or 20 years in prison. Charles and Heather Maude, two 39-year-old South Dakota ranchers, were blindsided when federal agents allegedly arrived dressed in full tactical gear and accused them of stealing government land.
SD State employee suspected of creating fraudulent automobile titles
For the second time in a matter of weeks, we have word from law enforcement of a state employee in Pierre suspected of committing fraud for monetary gain. The latest case centers on an employee of the Division of Motor Vehicles.
Capitalizing on the competitive advantage
When it comes to global agricultural trade, innovation gives the United States a competitive edge, but the nation needs to diversify its trade agreements. That was the recurring message during the fourth-annual Midwest Agricultural Export Summit hosted by South Dakota Trade. The organization invited 25 national and international industry experts to speak on a range of topics during the Aug. 14 summit in Sioux Falls.
The South Dakota Farm Bureau to be at Dakotafest
MITCHELL, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) The annual Dakotafest agricultural gathering is August 20-22, 2024, located near the Mitchell Technical College. The American Farm Bureau Federation’s IDEAg Group LLC., organizes the three-day event. South Dakota Farm Bureau Executive Director Krystil Smit says they will host an educational forum covering programs available to...
Sweet treats and soda now offered at Empire Place
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – There’s a new store in the Empire Place shopping plaza and it’s calling out to anyone with a sweet tooth. “Rocket Fizz is a soda pop and candy shop. There’s over 500 different flavors of soda pop and most of them are in the old fashioned glass bottles,” co-owner Vicki DeWitte said. “And then we just carry like all types of candy.”
Begnaud previews upcoming CBS Mornings feature
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Coming up on Monday, CBS Mornings has an uplifting way to start your work week. As part of the CBS Mornings series Beg-Knows-America, CBS Lead National Correspondent David Begnaud is spotlighting 18-year-old graffiti artist Jaden Brunz. As Begnaud shows us, Jaden broke the law making graffiti, then got a message from Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken.
Sioux Falls housing market picking up post-pandemic
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — After a few years of limited availability and climbing interest rates, the Sioux Falls housing market seems to be settling back to a norm, and sales are now rising. “In the Sioux Falls area — most of our numbers are up,” said Brandon Martens,...
Premiere Playhouse Penguin Project presents The Wizard of Oz
The Penguin Project is an organization that offers a transformative four-month theatre experience for kids and young adults with physical or neurological disabilities. In the last two years the Penguin Project brought us Annie Jr. and Seussical Jr. Now, in their third year, nearly 30 artists and their peer mentors are preparing for The Wizard of Oz: Youth Edition.
Augustana Hall of Famer Ken Kessinger Passes Away
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Augustana Hall of Famer Ken Kessinger passed away on August 13 at the age of 99. Kessinger attended school at Augustana following his service in World War II with the Air Force. He graduated from Augustana in 1949 with 12 letters, four in football, four in basketball and four in track and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1979.
30 Day Countdown Day 15: Defensive Breakout Candidates
Breakout players don’t typically come off a season where they made one of the greatest plays in program history. That doesn’t apply to Elijah Jackson, who had his fair share of obstacles last season before sealing Washington’s ticket to the National Championship Game with a swat against Texas. There’s no need to sugarcoat it. Jackson had no shortage of growing pains last season. Yet he’s my choice, due to that very fire that forged him.
State Amateur Baseball Tournament Run Ends for the Hartford-Humboldt Wood Ducks
The Cinderella playoff run of the Hartford-Humboldt Wood Ducks came to an end in heartbreaking fashion on Thursday, as the Platte Killer Tomatoes scored 4 runs in the bottom of the 9th, and walked off with an 8-7 win in the State quarterfinals. The Wood Ducks, who were 2-16 in...
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