Sioux Falls Police
How does crime in Sioux Falls compare with last year? We’ve got a look at the numbers.
Soon to be a member of Sioux Falls Police, Leo the therapy dog in training will comfort officers and provide outreach to the community.
Taking away barriers. That’s the goal behind a new program from Sioux Falls Police design to help potential recruits with education, child care and more.
“It’s a completely different world than I’m used to.” From across the country, officers are joining the Sioux Falls Police Department.
“We’re still remembering, and memorializing and honoring these men and their families.” When the new public safety training campus opens next year, the streets will have four powerful stories behind them.
How serious is the problem of gun violence in Sioux Falls, and what’s behind it? A dig into statistics from multiple agencies suggest a real problem, but one whose scope and causes defy simple explanation.
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.
Take three dozen seventh graders, add 15 members of law enforcement, send them to camp for a week … and incredible things happened.
Sioux Falls is countering a national trend in violent crime, the mayor and police chief reported today.
Increasingly, it’s the place where some of the greatest needs in our community are most visibly on display. This is a glimpse of what’s happening in the area around East Eighth Street.
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