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Terry Redlin Elementary students build cardboard cities with City of Sioux Falls employee volunteers in an after-school program on Thursday, March 16.

"Work is the best pathway out of poverty," Johnson, who in his home state has talked about growing up poor, said in a Tuesday statement.

The Minnehaha County Sheriff's Office has issued a wanted notice for a man believed to be armed and dangerous.

Eight South Dakota businesses are being honored for National Small Business Week, and few of this year's winners are in the Sioux Falls area.

Brian Turner will discuss his experiences in the Iraq War, as well as its aftermath, on the date marking the 20th anniversary of the conflict.

Only victims who own property within 1 mile of the alleged nuisance would be allowed to file a lawsuit against an agricultural operation.

A winter storm moving is forecast to bring anywhere from 2 to 5 inches of snow from early Thursday morning into the early hours of Friday.

Though the academy hasn't fully recovered when it comes to the number of children who participated prior to the pandemic, it has grown in other ways.

A similar program has been positively received by law enforcement in Rapid City.

The Dakota Academy of the Performing Arts puts on a performance of Beauty and the Beast at the Orpheum Theater.