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“I’ve always been a big dreamer, for sure, ever since I was little. I always wanted the biggest thing for myself.” And now, this South Dakota 17-year-old is ready to make the dream come true on a national stage.
South Dakota contestant on ‘The Voice’ has ‘big dream’ in sight Read More »
Six years ago, no one knew how Sioux Falls would respond to indoor aquatics. Now, demand is so high the city is open to a second location.
Midco Aquatic Center proves city’s demand for indoor aquatics Read More »
“You’ve got a lot of big assets that are out-sized for a community of your size.” A downtown market study is finding lots of opportunities as the city plans for the future.
Downtown planning process finding opportunities to expand Read More »
Downtown got a little more green in recent days, with the installation of a turfed park area alongside a parking ramp.
City opens pop-up park near downtown parking ramp Read More »
One dozen new tennis courts are ready for the community as part of ongoing improvements at Tomar Park.
Tomar Park tennis complex ready for play Read More »
Sioux Falls residents have had a lot to say as the city plans for the future of its pools.
What do Sioux Falls residents want in new pools? We’re beginning to find out Read More »
Sioux Falls will host a road event that decides who makes it to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo next year with a payout of more than $1 million.
Sioux Falls to host ‘the richest rodeo’ in S.D. history Read More »
It’s almost time to celebrate on South Cliff Avenue! Plus, we’ve got an update on Sycamore Avenue and new road work starting this week.
Road Report: Sept. 26, 2022 Read More »
After two years of record-breaking apartment occupancy, renters this fall are finding a few more options on the market.
Apartment-hunters seek added space, certain amenities – and more affordability Read More »
Sioux Falls crime levels generally are steady with last year — but it’s being driven largely by repeat offenders, including those who are violating parole.
Public safety leaders: Repeat offenders driving crime numbers Read More »