‘Questionable Advice Comedy Show’ coming to Sioux Falls this weekend
The “Questionable Advice Comedy Show” is an interactive comedy show where comedians find humorous solutions to problems members of the audience present to them.
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Chick-fil-A to open in Aberdeen
Mayor Travis Schaunman posted on Facebook that Chick-Fil-A is coming to the Hub City.
Sioux Falls School District expands its Junior Kindergarten program
The Sioux Falls School District is expanding its junior kindergarten program from three elementary schools to 15 after data showed some students could use more support.
Investigation reveals details of lead up to fatal shooting of Deputy Frank
The gruesome and tragic nature of Deputy Katherine Frank’s death certainly made the investigation difficult for those involved.
Fifth annual Bowling for Zander tournament held at Suburban Lanes
Organizers said the event is more than a scholarship competition. It is a celebration for Zander Heathcote, who died in a bicycle accident in 2022.
Woman rescued after being chained to bed for years when maintenance worker hears cries for help, police say
A woman was rescued in North Dakota after being chained to a bed for years when a maintenance technician working in the apartment building heard her cries for help.
Fight Like a Ninja hockey tournament adds locker room talks on mental health
The 11th annual Fight Like a Ninja Hockey Tournament is underway at the Scheels Ice Plex, and while all the players skate with a purpose, the tournament's founder wants to give more.
Names released in fatal three-car crash near Lennox
Authorities have released the names of those involved in a fatal three-car crash that happened on South Dakota Highway 44 near Lennox in late October.
Severance Brewing taco bar supports shoes for kids
Organizer Rudy Navarrete hosted the event. All proceeds are meant to provide shoes to children in the community who need them.
‘Great Pumpkin Roll’ a creative new way to trash pumpkins at Tuthill Park
With Halloween over, Sioux Falls residents could get rid of their pumpkins on Saturday by rolling them down the hill at Tuthill Park.
A very warm and quiet forecast before big changes late this week
We have another couple of gloomy and cooler days ahead of us before we see some sunshine returning later this week.
Mark Milk & Kevin Chapman trials set for same date in case tied to Sioux Falls teen’s death
A federal judge has moved Kevin Chapman’s trial to Dec. 28, the same date as co-defendant Mark Milk’s trial in a case connected to the death of 14-year-old McKenna Wendel
Three ND meatpacking operations to receive USDA grants
Three North Dakota beef processors will receive grants from USDA’s Meat and Poultry Expansion program.
Upgrade coming to the wind farm south of Minot
The North Dakota Public Service Commission approved Basin Electric’s plans for the Prairie Winds ND 1 project.
White House Senior Advisor for Addiction and Recovery shares connection to her work
Kathryn Burgum, the former first lady of North Dakota, is making addiction and recovery the cornerstone of work in her Washington office — a mission rooted in her own lived experience.
UND gets back in win column with 49-21 victory over Illinois State
The North Dakota Fighting Hawks got back in the win column Saturday, earning a 49-21 victory in their fourth consecutive top-10 Missouri Valley Football Conference matchup.
Deer hunters have high expectations as rut begins
North Dakota’s deer gun season is underway, and one longtime hunter is hoping for cooler weather as the whitetail season picks up.
New rural hospital network helping ND’s rural hospitals survive, thrive
A three-year-old network for collaboration between rural hospitals in North Dakota is winning accolades and giving other states a template to follow that cuts costs, improves patient outcomes and protects
State expands hunting-license buybacks as reported deer deaths from viral disease jump to 791
South Dakota wildlife officials expand a program allowing hunters to return their licenses for a refund.
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Nebraska Football: Cedar Catholic Downs Boone Central 42-0
HARTINGTON, Neb. — Cedar Catholic rolled past Boone Central 42-0 in the Nebraska Class C2 football quarterfinals, Friday in Hartington.
Freeman Grounds Castlewood, Earns 9A Finals Berth
FREEMAN — The Freeman Flyers beat the Castlewood Warriors 54-26 in the Class 9A football semifinals on Friday night at Freeman high school.
Elk Point-Jefferson Blanks Winner In 11B Semifinals
ELK POINT —The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies surged past the Winner Warriors 26-0 in the Class 11B semifinals in prep football action on Friday night.
Coyote Women Surge Past UTRGV
VERMILLION — The South Dakota women’s basketball team used a 9-0 run to gain separation in the third quarter, and it was able to maintain it through the second half