City of Sioux Falls
The Sioux Falls Parks & Recreation Department will look out to the year 2030 with a new comprehensive plan that will address every element of the city parks system.
Last year, violent crime and property crime in Sioux Falls both reached their lowest levels since 2019.
An effort has started to allow Sioux Falls voters to decide whether to declare the Brockhouse taxidermy collection as surplus or keep it.
One hundred fifty-two mounts in the Brockhouse animal collection that used to comprise the Delbridge Museum of Natural History are headed to new homes.
The city of Sioux Falls is proposing changes to the area around the Bishop Dudley Hospitality House.
The call has gone out before – but the numbers are lagging. More than 250 kids in Sioux Falls are asking for mentors and don’t have them yet.
Construction of what will become the state’s largest intersection got off to a promising start: The bid for it came in under budget.
The city of Sioux Falls is tracking issues with a property manager and encouraging residents to report concerns at any property citywide.
“The reality is our homelessness population has grown at a greater rate than our overall population in recent years.” A first-time event this week aims to show how the region is responding.
Recreational sport courts, climbing facilities and indoor playgrounds: A new study says they’re all possibilities for the Arena and Convention Center.
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