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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: No. 2 SF Lincoln too much for RC Stevens
RAPID CITY, S.D. - The South Dakota high school football season kicked off last week for the nine-man classes and Class 11B. All seven classes were in action on Friday night. Rapid City Stevens opened the new season by hosting Sioux Falls Lincoln, the reigning Class 11AAA state champions. The...
JOHN BALL WITH SDSU EXTENSION AGRONOMY ON EMERALD ASH BORER
The ash borer attacking ash trees has been steadily moving up eastern South Dakota for a couple years. John Ball SDSU Department of Agriculture, Horticulture and plant science points out the specific name of the borer. John discusses how the emerald ash borer arrived in North America. Ball talks about...
Time-lapse: Tornado touches down in South Dakota
SIOUX FALLS S.D. (KELO) — A tornado touched down near Mound City Wednesday night. The South Dakota State University Mesonet shared a time-lapse video of the storm with KELOLAND News. Their Mesonet station is four miles south of Mound City. The tornado is above the right side of the solar panel. According to the Mesonet, […]
Get to know KELOLAND’s newly promoted anchors
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – KELOLAND Media Group has made two promotions involving South Dakota natives taking over anchor positions in the newsroom. Lauren Soulek, who has been reporting at KELOLAND since 2019, has been promoted to the weekday evening news anchor. Soulek will anchor KELOLAND News at 6 and 10.
Business owner recognized for engineering work that helped flooded communities
Less than three years ago, doctors didn’t expect Robbie Veurink to survive the night as COVID-19 threatened to overcome him. But 106 days after being admitted to Avera McKennan Hospital & University Health Center, he was discharged, and following lengthy rehabilitation, he returned to running multiple businesses he has founded in engineering and construction.
Record Labor Day Travel Forecast In Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota
Labor Day weekend 2024 is expected to see record-breaking travel numbers across Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota, and the entire nation. As the unofficial end of summer, millions of Americans are anticipated to hit the roads, skies, and railways for one last getaway. In the Upper Midwest, Minnesota's lakes and state...
Voters caught in the middle as political parties unite against open primaries
Just when we thought bipartisanship was dead in South Dakota, Democrats have joined Republicans in opposing Amendment H. That amendment, on the ballot in November, creates what detractors are calling a “jungle primary.” All candidates for office at the gubernatorial, congressional, legislative and county levels would be listed on the primary ballot, regardless of party […]
RACER ON THE WRENCHES: Zach Patterson Blending Racing with Big Game Motorsports Role
MITCHELL, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) The tire specialist is a racer himself with a Sprint Car victory under his belt this year. Nearly every weekend from February through November you can find Zach Patterson working on the Big Game Motorsports No. 2 Sprint Car. But the tire specialist for the team atop...
Sioux Falls Stuns St. Thomas 34-13 During 2024 Season Opener
ST. PAUL, MINN. - Cougar Football kicked off their 2024 season with a big, 34-13, win over FCS opponent St. Thomas giving them their first home loss in 31 games and their first home regular season loss in 42 games. Sioux Falls stunned the Tommies with 393 yards of total...
Two Empire Mall food court tenants close
Two restaurants in The Empire Mall food court have left the mall. Jacky’s shut down earlier this month, following the opening of its newest location at 3101 W. 41st St. It had been in the mall for almost three years. Camille’s Sidewalk Cafe announced that it closed the mall...
RCAS announces early release for several schools due to heat
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Rapid City Area Schools District announced a heat release for Tuesday, September 3. RCAS stated this heat release is to ensure the safety and wellbeing of its students and staff. All other Rapid City Area schools not affected will have a typical full day of...
Rapid City Regional Airport is preparing for Labor Day weekend travel
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - In preparation for the Labor Day weekend travel, the Rapid City Regional Airport has been getting ready. Labor Day usually marks the end of the airport’s busy season because the Black Hills are a hyper-seasonal market, seeing the majority of its traffic between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
Doctors make house calls for the homeless in Sioux Falls
SIOUX FALLS, S.D.(South Dakota News Watch)- Doctors are making house calls to the homeless in Sioux Falls as part of a program that hopes to expand into other South Dakota cities. Here is South Dakota News Watch reporter Bart Pfankuch with a report. To learn more about it go to...
PHOTO OF THE DAY: WATER FRONT
Bob Pidde, Freeman’s friendly downtown grocer, water the flowers in front of his store, Jamboree Foods, Thursday morning, Aug. 29. Pidde is a second generation owner who moved from a small store into his current location 30 years ago, can typically be found behind the meat counter at the back of his store next to his son, Brett.
Need to Knows About Fantastic Sioux Falls Sidewalk Arts Festival
The streets surrounding the Washington Pavilion will transform into a bustling artistic haven as the annual Sidewalk Arts Festival returns to Sioux Falls on Saturday, September 7 from 9 AM to 5 PM. This free, one-day extravaganza is the region's largest arts festival, showcasing the talents of over 230 vendors...
Sioux Falls Lutheran’s first home football game brings excitement
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Sioux Falls Lutheran School’s football team continued its inaugural season on Friday night with their game against the Avon Pirates. The first home game generated plenty of buzz around the school in the lead-up to the game. It’s been a very special...
Aberdeen Police arrest person for reckless endangerment
Aberdeen police officers arrested an individual following a shooting at slightly after midnight on Tuesday in Aberdeen. Tuesday, shortly after midnight, Aberdeen police officers responded to a report of a gunshot in the backyard of a residence located on the 1700 block of Ninth Avenue SW, according to a release. Responding officers contained the area and began communications with a person who was upset. Other occupants of the home were able to leave. ...
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