City of Sioux Falls

Final stages of Greenway project involve unique work in Big Sioux River

By Submitted | April 16, 2025

A century-old dam on the Big Sioux River is being replaced – here’s an inside look at how the city, contractor and railroad are making it happen.

TenHaken touts city’s successes, warns of budget implications in State of the City address

By Jodi Schwan | April 14, 2025

With one year remaining in office, Mayor Paul TenHaken details what to expect in 2025 – and what the community needs going forward.

Seasonal leaf, branch drop-off sites open

By Pigeon605 Staff | April 14, 2025

Working on a spring cleanup? The city of Sioux Falls has opened two branch and leaf drop-off sites for the spring until May 25.

New video offers look ahead at 2025

By Jodi Schwan | April 9, 2025

Hear from city leaders, and take a look at the major projects helping shape Sioux Falls in 2025.

Sioux Falls announces changes to downtown parking — including paid parking on Saturdays

By Jodi Schwan | April 9, 2025

Several changes are coming to downtown parking beginning in May, including now having to pay to park on Saturdays.

Kingswood goes green with first initiative for new neighborhood group

By Jill Callison | April 7, 2025

A neighborhood known for its rummage sales now is setting its sights on reforestation.

Despite all-time high, statewide homeless count finds numbers fairly stable in Sioux Falls

By Jodi Schwan | April 7, 2025

The numbers are in – and outreach has added up too. What we now know about homelessness in Sioux Falls and beyond.

New warning added for severe weather season as National Weather Services manages cuts

By Jodi Schwan | April 2, 2025

You’ll hear weather alerts starting this season for especially severe thunderstorms – but forecasting them could be harder.

Elmwood clubhouse on track for year of construction as golf season begins

By Jodi Schwan | April 2, 2025

Golf season is here – and the latest addition to Elmwood is on schedule. Here’s a peek inside.

Meet the Whittier residents stepping up to build unity, improve their neighborhood

By Jill Callison | March 31, 2025

The city’s oldest organized neighborhood group has been reborn – thanks to families like these stepping up to go to work for Whittier.

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