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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,...
Storybook Land Theatre to Perform in Sisseton
Aberdeen's Storybook Land Theatre (SBLT) is hitting the road with their new musical, "A Year With Frog and Toad," inspired by the popular children's books by Arnold Lobel. The tour will be making a stop in Sisseton on Tuesday, Aug. 13, with a FREE musical concert beginning at 5:30 p.m., and the FREE performance at 6:00 p.m. in Anderson Park. Those attending may want to bring a chair or blanket for seating. Locally the SBLT performance is sponsored by the Sisseton Arts Council. In case of bad weather, the performance will be moved to the Sisseton City Hall Community Room. ~ Courtesy Photo.
Top-ranked Lincoln boys top Washington in season opener
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - With Football Friday and the start of the prep pigskin season just a week away, it was a different kind of Futbol Friday this weekend!. The South Dakota boys and girls high school soccer seasons started across South Dakota this evening. Click on...
Shoe store to move from Empire Mall to Bridges at 57th
After 20 years at The Empire Mall, Shoe Diva is heading south. The shoe retailer, which is next to Macy’s, is moving to The Bridges at 57th. “It’s been a good thing, but times change, and we’ve always liked The Bridges,” owner Karla Kuehl said. “It’s a lot of development that’s happened that way in the city, and what’s beautiful is that as I’ve told customers, longtime customers … that we’re moving, they’re like, ‘Oh I’m so happy, that’s my neighborhood. You’re closer to me now.’ It has been overwhelmingly positive, and that is just thrilling.”
Michael Buitenbos throws 'absolute gem' as Platte secures first-ever Class B state championship appearance
MITCHELL — Michael Buitenbos was enjoying the moment on Saturday at Cadwell Park. Behind Buitenbos’ six-hit shutout, Platte will play in its first-ever Class B state amateur baseball championship on Sunday. Buitenbos and Platte blanked Sunshine League foe Dimock-Emery, 4-0, to earn its first-ever title game appearance. And...
Parents encouraged to apply for free, reduced lunch
Back to school time can be fun or stressful for students — but it’s almost always expensive for moms and dads. However, many local families might be eligible for free or reduced price school lunches and breakfasts through the National School Lunch Program. “It is a federal program...
Dakota State looks to rebound from 2023 shortcomings
MADISON, S.D. (KELO) — Last season, Dakota State struggled on the football field and posted a 1-9 record, losing their first eight contests. But with the 2024 campaign less than two weeks away, the Trojans aim to bounce back. DSU returns 15 starters total between both sides of the ball, so there will be more […]
Ribbon cutting marks the start of the Central States Fair
RAPID CITY, S.D. – The annual Central States Fair opened on Friday. Amusement company Carnival Americana finished setting up their rides, games and more. Racers for the Arena-Cross Motorcycle freestyle competition were throttling up. The smell of food was already filling the air from the German tent and all the food trucks and vendors, making Rapid City Mayor Jason Salamun hungry.
Socks and underwear giveaway to help families
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Heading back to school adds up for families. The National Retail Federation is expecting a household to spend $875 this year on things like clothing, supplies, and electronics. An annual giveaway will help families get some of the essentials ahead of the school year.
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