Media campers talk lessons and future goals
This year, seven students are getting the chance to learn the ins and outs of media, from sales to on-air work, even getting to conduct their own interviews.
News Search
Search results for Dakota
Search Results
70 results found
Sanford Health hosts cancer survivorship picnic
Officials said that the event serves as a way to give back to both survivors and caretakers under one roof.
Canaries back in The Birdcage June 12-17
The Sioux Falls Canaries are making sure you have a blast all summer long, especially on Fridays. Joining Dakota News Now is entertainer and promoter John Gaskins to tell us about all kinds of fun they have...
Comedy show taking place June 12 at Lucky’s Downtown
A comedy show is taking place Friday night at Lucky’s downtown. Joining Dakota News Now with the details is Gabriel Night Shield!
Sioux Falls man sentenced to seven years in prison for firearm charges
44-year-old Xavier Orrin Hinds was sentenced to federal prison after possessing firearms while having felony convictions.
Sioux Falls native to open Levitt at the Falls June 13
Sioux Falls native Alexis Lorene is set to open the Levitt at the Falls show with Headline Britnee Kellogg on June 13th!
Owning Your Outdoors: Doug’s Picks for Summer Flowers
In this episode of Owning Your Outdoors, Lexie is with Doug Shroeder from Lewis Drug to talk about Doug’s picks for the best summer flowers!
Doland, S.D.: Like a Local
We learn more about the Cinderella story of the Doland Community Library and a new community initiative to save the Doland Opera House.
Update: Suspect arrested for armed robbery in southeast Sioux Falls
Police are searching for a suspect following a late-night robbery in southeast Sioux Falls.
First responders, agencies practice emergency response ahead of air show
First responders, local agencies and health systems, as well as the 114th Fighter Wing of the South Dakota Air National Guard, are running safety exercises ahead of the 2026 Sioux Falls Air Show.
A cookbook for all: Share your family recipes to help PINZ owner
It's been just over a week since a fire destroyed PINZ in Dell Rapids. As plans to rebuild move forward, community support continues to grow, including a unique cookbook fundraiser.
Absentee voting for primary election runoff begins
A historical race like this one comes with a lot of questions, one of them being: how many people are going to show up this time around? But here in Minnehaha County, the auditor is prepared for everything.
Heading to the pool, lake, or bike trail? Read these safety tips first
From water safety to broken bones, Sanford's Emergency Department is sharing tips to avoid the injuries they see most often in the summer.
Dakota News Now to host Mayoral Debate next week
A one-hour mayoral debate between Christine Erickson and Jamie Smith will be broadcast on KDLT and online on Thursday, June 18, at 8:00 p.m.
Media Camp 2026 wraps up, watch the campers’ Friday newscasts
Friday was the last day of the Dakota News Now Media Camp. Campers spent the final day producing their own mini-newscasts.
A bit cooler for the weekend
For most of the viewing area, it will be a much quieter day, however, an isolated severe weather threat may return for southeastern portions of our viewing area late today into this evening.
Black Hills: All tribal nations join to sue US Government
The federally owned lands of the Black Hills remain under question, following a US court ruling back in 1980 that determined that tribal nations should be awarded a settlement for the encroachment of people...
South Dakota housing market remains complex going into busy season
The Realtor Association of the Sioux Empire said that things are looking more and more like a seller’s market, but the demand from buyers remains high.
Crews battle apartment complex fire in southwest Sioux Falls
On Friday evening, Sioux Falls Fire Rescue responded to a structure fire at an apartment complex in the southwest part of the city.
Sioux Falls road construction projects to affect traffic within the city (Week of June 15)
The City of Sioux Falls announced several road construction projects that will begin on Monday, June 15, and will impact travel in parts of the city.
Dakota OutRight organizers discuss inclusion and community ahead of this weekend's Capital City Pride in Bi...
Prairie Public’s Erik Deatherage speaks with Dakota OutRight president Jeigh Stewart and past president Erin Pringle to talk about the organization’s history and the importance of creating spaces where L...
Dakota Wesleyan looks to lead the way in ethical AI use in education
University partners with BoodleBox platform to provide campus-wide AI access, collaboration
Dakota Gardener: Let’s start a berry patch!
Facebook X NewsLocalTop StoriesObituariesOpinionSportsFeaturesEntertainmentContact UsDevils Lake Rack List Dakota Gardener: Let’s start a berry patch! Homegrown berries are sweet and delicious.
Dakota Gardener: What is ‘normal’? Communicating the variability found in nature
My friend Karen teaches college-prep math at our local high school. As a gift for her graduates this year, she bought them water bottles with printing that read