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Pierre Economic Development Corporation Makes Budget Presentation To Pierre City Commission
PIERRE, (KCCR) — The Pierre City Commission heard the final round of budget subsidy requests from area non-profit agencies Tuesday night. Jim Protexter with the Pierre Economic Development Corporation says PEDCO will not be asking for an increase in funding this year…. Protexter says unemployment in the Pierre...
Gavins Point Dam: Flood history, mitigation, and a big mathematical equation
YANKTON, S.D. (KTIV) - Gavins Point Dam is the last line of defense along the Missouri River when it comes to flood mitigation. But how exactly does that work?. Anyone living here in 2011 remembers the historic flood on the Missouri River. At Gavins Point Dam, you can still see the water line around the concrete of the dam and powerplant showing how high the river got that year. It hasn’t gotten that high since as the Missouri River flood of 2011 was one for the record books.
Miton Ayers inducted into Prairie Village Hall of Fame
Tears of joy were shed in Prairie Village's Lawrence Welk Opera House as the family of Milton Ayers, who passed away in 2008, were informed that he was the newest inductee into the Prairie Village Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place on Aug. 24, during the 61st annual Prairie...
‘The island is a mess;’ cleaning up at McCook Lake
NORTH SIOUX CITY, S.D. (KELO) – Clean-up efforts have been non-stop since the devastating flood in June hit McCook Lake in North Sioux City. With the holiday weekend coming up, one local non-profit is hosting a clean-up event this weekend on McCook Lake’s island. Sunday will mark 10...
Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued through 9 PM Thursday
The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect across portions of Minnesota and Iowa. Locally, this includes the counties of Freeborn, Steele, and Goodhue in Minnesota. Scattered thunderstorms are developing this afternoon and will move northeast through the evening. Large hail and damaging wind gusts will...
SD Attorney General Announces Graduation of 21 Officers from Tribal Prioritized Law Enforcement Course
{KXLG – South Dakota} South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley has announced the graduation of 21 officers, including nine tribal law enforcement officers, from the state’s tribal prioritized law enforcement class course. The graduation ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday, September 3, at 11 a.m. CDT at the George S. Mickelson Criminal Justice Center in Pierre.
State committee plans needs assessment for remainder of $54 million in opioid settlement funds
South Dakota has received over $18 million in national opioid settlement funds since 2022, spending $3 million so far on efforts to track, treat and prevent opioid abuse in the state. It’s the beginning of over $54 million the state will receive within the next two decades. The national opioid settlement was reached in 2021 […]
Storm Chaser Reed Timmer Captured ‘Most Insane Tornado Intercept Ever’ In South Dakota
Thursday brought extreme weather to South Dakota with at least five reports of tornadoes touching down in the Northern Plains. Infamous storm chaser Reed Timmer (PhD) was there and captured surreal footage of what he’s called the ‘most insane tornado intercept ever’ filmed. Those are STRONG words from Reed Timmer, a man who is arguably […] The post Storm Chaser Reed Timmer Captured ‘Most Insane Tornado Intercept Ever’ In South Dakota appeared first on BroBible.
More events for annual Big Sioux River Days
HAWARDEN—Hawarden is ready to welcome everyone for Big Sioux River Days, which starts Thursday, Aug. 29, and goes until Monday, Sept. 2. Hawarden chamber director Julie Coyle said she and the retail community events committee are ready to serve up some fun memories. “Big Sioux River Days is about...
Tornado touched down southwest of Mound City Wednesday night
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Severe weather moved through north central South Dakota yesterday evening. We will show you the details from the storm center. Yesterday’s warm moist air in north central South Dakota interacted with cooler and drier air during the evening to help develop severe storms. These storms quickly became severe and produced tornadoes.
Aberdeen is bringing farmers, consumers together to break bread
Aberdeen is gearing up for its sixth annual Field to Fork event. From 6 to 8 p.m. on Sept. 6, the Aberdeen Area Chamber of Commerce will put on an event that brings farmers, ranchers and their food together with the people who purchase and consume it. For $50, guests will be treated to a night of locally-produced and grown foods and will get to interact with the producers who grew or created the products —...
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