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Participants and spectators at the annual St. Patrick's Day parade braved frigid temperatures on Saturday, March 18, in downtown Sioux Falls.

The Accumulated Winter Season Severity Index indicates that this winter has been the most severe one in a decade.

Hugh Weber, COO of The Great Discontent and founder of OTA and Dude to Dad, died on Wednesday, according to The Great Discontent.

A man is facing an aggravated assault charge following allegations he threatened a neighbor with a machete and gun, police say.

When the school day is done at Terry Redlin Elementary, some students transform into up-and-coming city planners in a new City Build 2040 program.

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation acquired 239 acres of land from two landowners for a total of $1.1 million and conveyed it to the national forest.

Two 19-year-olds were arrested in connection with the incident, Sioux Falls police say.

Brian Maher, executive director and CEO of the South Dakota Board of Regents, is one of four finalists for the Nebraska education commissioner job.

Bishop Lanette Plambeck was elected to the position late last year, and assigned to serve South Dakota, North Dakota and Minnesota.

"It's pushing Russia into an alliance with China — meaning Russia may soon draw from China's large weapon arsenal," Noem told Tucker Carlson.