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Harrisburg says NOPE to state prison wastewater deal
HARRISBURG — The Harrisburg City Council rejected an agreement Tuesday evening that would allow the state to connect its proposed men’s prison to the city’s wastewater treatment facility, but a state official said the decision wouldn’t prevent the state from moving forward. The vote came after months of pushback from some locals opposed to the...
Special Olympics South Dakota ‘Heroes Pull’ Sunday, August 25th
Do you think you have what it takes to pull a 30,000-pound firetruck around?. You can find out on Sunday, (August 25) during the "2nd Annual Heroes Pull" for South Dakota Special Olympics. It's an opportunity for you and nine of your friends to display your tough guy skills as...
State Seal of Biliteracy available to high school graduates
Soon-to-be high school graduates can now earn a distinction on their diplomas. The South Dakota Seal of Biliteracy is available for students who demonstrate proficiency in English and another language. Dr. Andy McKay, the K-12 Spanish Immersion Program specialist for the Sioux Falls School District, said the seal will distinguish...
Men’s Tennis Officially Adds Rocky McKenzie and Max Stollecker For 2024-25 Season
OMAHA, Neb. – Creighton men's tennis head coach Gerhard Posch announced the signing of Rocky McKenzie (Sioux Falls, S.D.) and Max Stollecker (Kranj, Slovenia) for the 2024-25 season. McKenzie, ranked as the No. 1 player in the state of South Dakota and the No. 2 player in the Great...
Mobile Apps Innovate Concussion Detection for HS Football Team
The Sioux Falls Roosevelt High School football team was the first to test out a new concussion detection technology with athletic trainer, Scott Roggenbuck. Roosevelt HS is one of many schools partnered with Sanford Health. This partnership equips them with an app for mobile phones so athletic trainers can create baseline tests with athletes. Later, they’ll use the baseline test if a student-athlete is thought to have a head injury. The comparison between the baseline test and any further tests can tell Roggenbuck if a student is suffering from a concussion or when they are ready to return to gameplay.
Man charged for OWI after hitting bridge
ALTON—A 31-year-old South Sioux City, NE, man was arrested Monday, Aug. 19, on charges of first-offense operating while under the influence and failure to maintain control for an incident about 6:45 a.m. Wednesday, July 17, near Alton. The arrest of Orson Miguel Delgado Castillo stemmed from a report of...
Man raises money to pay off lunch debts at alma mater, other schools in district
DES MOINES, Iowa (KCCI) - Some school districts in Iowa are reporting thousands of dollars in unpaid lunch accounts. With the first day of school approaching, one man is calling on others to help pay off lunch debts, just like he did in his community. School lunch is considered a...
TE Evan Jacobson, the No. 1 2026 recruit in Iowa, discusses early Wisconsin offer, latest in recruitment
The Wisconsin Badgers have been busy this summer with their 2026 recruiting efforts, already picking up a commitment from three-star Ohio quarterback Jarin Mock. But, they’ve spread their focus across the board, looking to get their top targets on campus during the fall for gameday visits and one of those recruits is four-star tight end Evan Jacobson.
Canton, South Dakota residents call for accountability in aftermath of 'thousand-year flood'
South Dakota residents have been rebuilding this summer after flash floods in June damaged homes, destroyed valuables and displaced families across the tri-state area. Canton was one of the areas hit hardest in South Dakota, with some areas in the city receiving more than 18 inches of rain between June 20 and 22,...
Notebook: Not many loans for housing infrastructure
PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — Nearly all of the money that the South Dakota Legislature committed to housing infrastructure grants at the governor’s suggestion has been spoken for. But local governments have shown little interest so far in borrowing from the housing infrastructure pool. Chas Olson is executive director...
Lake Country DockHounds Players Spring Into Action to Help Injured Man in Sioux Falls
The Lake Country DockHounds proved that teamwork isn’t just for the baseball field when they jumped into action to help an injured man in Sioux Falls, S.D., earlier this week. On Wednesday, players Marek Chlup and Demetrius Sims, along with broadcaster Dominic Stearn, came across an elderly man who had suffered severe head injuries after a bicycle accident. The man was not wearing a helmet and had collided with a pedestrian, leaving him bleeding heavily.
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