World’s Largest Nutcracker in Luverne, Minnesota completed
After years of planning, construction, and assembly, the World's Largest Nutcracker in Luverne, Minnesota, is now complete.
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Building strength and representing South Dakota in Washington, DC
Two local fitness coaches are taking their workout routine to the nation’s capital in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary.
Two men charged in connection with death of McKenna Wendel, authorities say
Police say that two men have been indicted in relation to the disappearance and death of McKenna Wendel.
Avera Medical Minute: When to see a Urologist
From kidney troubles to bladder and urinary tract conditions, a urologist can help in diagnosing and treating whatever you may be dealing with.
Dusty Johnson reflects on Governor’s race, what comes next
Congressman Dusty Johnson is speaking publicly about what’s next after narrowly missing a spot in South Dakota’s Republican gubernatorial runoff.
Troy Wellman talks new role as National Sheriffs’ Association President
Wellman will spend the next year working alongside sheriffs and public safety leaders across the country.
VA digital health records moving towards department-wide digital system
After the original move to digitization was delayed during Trump’s first term, launches at VA sites in Ohio and Michigan have given the VA in Sioux Falls confidence that the Federal Electronic Health Recor...
TenHaken: SAM ridership up, On-Demand opens job opportunities to more people
Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken says SAM ridership is up 37 percent on bus routes, while the cost per ride has dropped 25 percent in the past two years.
Suspects in McKenna Wendel’s death face charges of drugs, transporting a minor
Multiple law enforcement agencies gathered to announce charges against Mark Milk and Jon Rogness, describing the collaborative effort and priority taken to investigate McKenna’s death.
Sioux Falls man pleads guilty to fentanyl trafficking that led to Minnesota man’s death
A Sioux Falls man has been sentenced to nearly 20 years in prison for his involvement in the accidental fatal fentanyl poisoning of a Pipestone, MN, man.
Noem hired as adviser for Vancouver mining company
NovaRed Mining Incorporated has announced the hiring of Kristi Noem, the former South Dakota Governor and U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, and current Special Envoy to the Shield of the Americas.
South Dakota athletes head to 2026 Special Olympics USA Games
Special Olympics South Dakota is sending 65 athletes, unified partners, and coaches, with a community send-off held on Friday morning.
Sioux Falls mayoral candidates debate key issues
Sioux Falls is a fast-growing city. With that comes complex challenges like balancing a budget, keeping the public safe, and guiding the city through historic redevelopment opportunities. Both candidates bel...
Three days of voting left for Sioux Falls runoff election
There are just three days left to vote in the city’s runoff election, and if you have a busy Monday and Tuesday coming up, there might be something just for you.
Tea Police add new resource to support children in crisis
Tea officers recently received specialized training to better serve children on the autism spectrum by using Carter Kits.
Dusty Johnson discusses final goals to accomplish in Washington
With about six months left in his term in the United States House of Representatives, Dusty Johnson is laying out the final goals he wants to accomplish.
Rainy Weather Continuing
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.
Behind McKenna Wendel’s Death: Two men’s turbulent lives
In the description of the night of McKenna Wendel’s death, according to investigators, it was a night of drugs, sex, and driving across three states.
St. Francis House kicks off capital campaign for $10 million expansion
The conversation about how to approach homelessness in Sioux Falls has received more interest from the public of late. Thirty-eight New housing units will be a visual representation of progress.
Brookings Kite Festival takes flight to the sky
The Brookings Kite Festival took to the sky on Saturday, making the most out of the wind.
Pollinator Day at Brookings Farmers Market aims to celebrate and educate
The Brookings Farmers Market was “buzzing” Saturday morning, as Pollinator Day celebrated bees and pollinators for making much of the food supply possible.
2026 Juneteenth Sioux Falls celebration honors history
The 2026 Sioux Falls Juneteenth celebration focused on the story of freedom and honoring the leaders of the past.
South Dakota Cattlemen’s Foundation donates $292,620 to Feeding South Dakota
The South Dakota Cattlemen's Foundation is again making a large donation to Feeding South Dakota, helping its mission to address food insecurity across the state.
Popehn earns historic third title at 50th Grandma’s Marathon
Dakotah Popehn etched her name in history Saturday. The Minnesota native claimed her third Grandma’s Marathon title — tied for most in women’s history — on the event’s 50th anniversary.