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Why SDBOR won't share how many employees were told to change their email signatures
The South Dakota Board of Regents won’t reveal if any other staff members besides two at the University of South Dakota were told to change their email signatures to comply with its enforcement of a new communications and branding policy passed in December. Two administrators who work with the...
The science of deglazing: From a USD biology professor
Today we had a kitchen magician in the studio who showed us how to turn those sizzling bits at the bottom of your pan, into a saucy sensation. But that’s not all, he also had a game-changing pan cleaning tip that will make your post-cooking clean-up as smooth as his saucey sauces.
Tea Area advances to state, defeats Sturgis 9-1
TEA, S.D. (KELO) — The Tea Area baseball team punched its ticket to the Class ‘A’ state tournament with a 9-1 win over Sturgis in the KELOLAND Livestream Game of the Week. The Titans scored the first nine runs of the game before the Scoopers plated one in the seventh. Clayton Schwebach allowed just one […]
South Dakota Special Olympics Torch Run kicks off in Rapid City
RAPID CITY, S.D. - The South Dakota Special Olympics State Summer Games are set to commence later this week in Vermillion, and the excitement is already building with the start of the annual torch run. On Monday, the torch run began its journey from Rapid City's Alternative Academy at Sixth...
Is it worry or is it anxiety?
This interview originally aired on "In the Moment" on SDPB Radio. For Mental Health Awareness Month, we dive into a common mental health struggle: Anxiety. Emilia Flint, Ph.D., is a professor of psychology at Black Hills State University. She's also a licensed psychologist at Black Hills Psychology. She discusses what...
Search for escaped inmate; Officials investigate fatal motorcycle crash; Northern Lights over KELOLAND
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — It’s Monday, May 13. Start your day with KELOLAND On The Go for everything you need to know in news and weather. The Yankton County Sheriff’s Office is still looking for an escaped suspect. Sioux Falls police are investigating a weekend shooting...
Law Enforcement Torch Run 2024
STURGIS, S.D. (KELO) — South Dakota’s Special Olympics kicked off its annual Law Enforcement Torch Run today in Spearfish. This event helps raise money for the athletes and events across the state. Each run is assisted by local law enforcement and Special Olympic Athletes from each town. These...
Harrisburg, Washington playoff game to stream on KELOLAND.com
HARRISBURG, S.D. (KELO) — The KELOLAND Sports Livestream Game of the Week is back Friday with a class ‘A’ playoff baseball game. Top-seed and top-ranked Harrisburg is set to battle 16-seed Washington at 6 p.m. and you can stream the game on KELOLAND.com. The two teams will embark on a three game playoff series. The […]
Empowered living with LifeScape residential services
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Every spring since 2020, LifeScape has opened a new home within the city of Sioux Falls. These homes are part of LifeScape’s mission to serve adults needing their services. The Kennedy House opened this spring in Harrisburg as the fourth home in...
USD names new CEO of alumni association
VERMILLION, S.D.–The University of South Dakota has named a 2010 graduate to be the newest president and CEO of the USD Foundation and Alumni Association. Noah Shepard holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Education from USD, and was a quarterback on the Coyotes football team from 2005 to 2009.
The legal alternative to street racing
MARION, S.D. (KELO) — Legislation in Alabama is catching the attention of community leaders in South Dakota looking to tackle a growing problems on city streets. Alabama lawmakers passed a bill that will make it easier for police to impound illegal street racing vehicles. Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken...
Reading for Fun | Teacher Talk
In the Teacher Talk segment Part II: Science of Reading, we discussed the 2023 Nation’s Report Card data that showed that only 14% of 13 year olds said that they read for fun “almost every day” – which is down 13% since 2012 and also the lowest number ever recorded in this data. However, those students who reported reading for fun every day scored the highest on the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) assessment. And, all students who scored in the 75th percentile or higher reported reading for fun at least once per week.
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