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Jackley: Hostage situations rare in SD
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Sioux Falls Police Chief Jon Thum says he is proud of how a “very tense situation” in central Sioux Falls involving hostages ended early Wednesday morning. Thum says an officer with his department who was looking to grab some food came under...
Sioux Falls 4th of July Celebration Cancelled
"Due to weather, the 2024 Independence Day Celebration is cancelled. Stay safe! Check siouxfalls.gov for updates." That was the word Wednesday afternoon from The City of Sioux Falls. The latest weather forecast information from the National Weather Service says there's a pretty good chance of rain on the 4th. Maybe even a thunderstorm.
Discover the entertainment of the Washington Pavilion in Sioux Falls
"Wow, this place was awesome! It encompasses so much - theatres, kids zone, art gallery, eateries, CineDome and more. This once served as a high school, transformed into a mecca of entertainment. My kids loved the kids science center. You could truly spend the whole day there! Check them out on Facebook for more information."
A Small South Dakota Town is Suddenly the 2nd Most Dangerous in State
Yankton, South Dakota, known for its charm and peacefulness, is facing a surprising shift in its safety profile. Once seen as a tranquil haven, Yankton is now ranked as the 2nd most dangerous town in the state, a significant change from its previous reputation. This unexpected development has left residents and authorities concerned, grappling with the implications of this alarming trend.
Sioux Falls rescues continue to seek changes to trap, neuter, and return ordinance
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - On July 1, over 200 laws went into effect in South Dakota. One allows for the legal trapping, neutering and releasing of feral cats. An ordinance through the City of Sioux Falls still does not entirely allow for TNR within city limits after being brought up for an amendment last August.
Metal Craft Industries president disputes claims by DOC over prison operations
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - State prison inmates worked for Metal Craft Industries for more than 20 years, but that ended in January. DOC Secretary Kellie Wasko blamed the discovery of contraband and weapons, but the owner says that’s not true. He and others spoke with photojournalist...
Lang Family Dig Building Dedicated
Donations and support from local businesses, foundations and the Lang Family have made the opening of a new dig building and a free summer camp program possible at The Mammoth Site. During The Mammoth Site’s 50th anniversary celebrations, the Lang Family Dig Building was officially dedicated. The building and the...
Former Champions Commit to Sanford International
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Three former major champions have officially committed to competing in the 2024 Sanford International. Bernhard Langer, Darren Clarke and Mike Weir will all play in this year’s tournament, taking place Sept. 9-15 at Minnehaha Country Club in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Langer, who just...
1000 Thank You’s to those who keep our community safe
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - While many of us will be watching fireworks and grilling outside this Fourth of July, one group wants us to remember those working to keep everyone in our community safe. An officer of the law is never “off duty.”. During the summer months, officers...
Terex Utilities Service School Provides Hands-On Instruction
Terex Utilities held its 39th annual Service School at Lake Area Technical College, in Watertown, South Dakota. The service school, attended by 56 participants from across the United States and Canada, provided a hands-on experience that helps equipment technicians understand more about inspecting, maintaining, troubleshooting, servicing, and operating equipment. This...
WSHS Class of ‘74 Celebrates Fifty Year Reunion
On Saturday, June 6, the Wessington Springs High School (WSHS) Class of 1974 gathered for their 50th year class reunion. With a full day of tours throughout various new and updated buildings around Springs, the group of 32 kept busy reminiscing about their high school days. Tours of WSHS, Jerauld...
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