Hayti, SD Municipal and More

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3 SD towns still without driver’s license stations

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — It’s been at least eight months since the driver’s license exam station in Milbank was temporarily closed. Residents in the area are curious, said city administrator Steve Pendergrass. “We’re getting two to five calls a day from people asking if it’s open,” Pendergrass said. The Milbank station and the stations […]

Milbank, SD · 3d

Northeast Radio SD News

Watertown Snow Queen Festival Announces 2027 Candidates for 40th Anniversary Celebration

Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - Candidates have been announced for the 2027 Watertown Area Snow Queen Festival, which will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Watertown Snow Queen program on Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026, at the Codington County Extension Complex.

Watertown, SD · 1d

Northeast Radio SD News

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Watertown, SD Veterans Day Closures: Garbage Pickup Moves to Nov. 13

Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - The City of Watertown has announced facility closures and solid waste collection schedule adjustments in observance of Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026.

Watertown, SD · 19h

97.3 KKRC

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From a Small Town in South Dakota to a National Icon - The Amazing Story of a Local Hero

Doug Hegdahl was just 20 when he fell off a Navy ship in the Gulf of Tonkin and ended up imprisoned at the Hanoi Hilton, where he pretended to be too stupid to be useful to his captors.

South Dakota · 8d

Northeast Radio SD News

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Watertown School District Tops South Dakota Averages in Academic Proficiency and Graduation Rates

Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - The Watertown School District outperformed state averages across all core academic subjects and graduation metrics, according to the 2025-2026 South Dakota District Report Card.

Watertown, SD · 18h

Kickin' Country 99.1/100.5

More Mountain Lions Spotted Near South Dakota Park & Small Town

South Dakota Rangers are urging residents to take precaution, especially when it comes to their pets

South Dakota · 11d

KELOLAND

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Feeding South Dakota Thanksgiving Meal giveaways

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO)– Feeding South Dakota is gathering donations this month to provide food for their annual Thanksgiving Meal giveaways. While volunteering is one way to help families in need across South Dakota, a small donation can go a long way in making sure everyone gets a meal this holiday season. “The best way […]

South Dakota · 3d

Argus Leader

Construction season 2026 nears an end: 10 Sioux Falls updates to know

Numerous Sioux Falls Road projects are nearing completion as the 2026 road construction season comes to an end. Major roadways across the city have seen various levels of work completed by city and South Dakota Department of Transportation crews. Here is a list of 10 projects, five led by Sioux Falls and five joint efforts, as they currently stand, according to a Sioux Falls city press release. City construction updates Arrowhead Parkway and Veterans Parkway intersection: Pending weather, the Arrowhead Parkway and Veterans Parkway intersection is expected to reopen to traffic by Nov. 20. However, restoration work is ongoing and will continue into 2027. Thus far, the project has reconstructed and expanded roadways with new street lights, traffic signals, signage and pavement markings. This includes upgraded water, sanitary sewer and stormwater infrastructure. Work on a retaining wall is also complete, while most concrete paving along the west side of Arrowhead Parkway and the southbound lanes of Veterans Parkway is complete. Crews are still installing median concrete and sidewalk. Additionally, a pedestrian underpass is nearing completion. Minnesota Avenue: The Minnesota Avenue reconstruction project from Second Street to Eighth Street is nearing completion. The release notes that the contractor is working to

Kickin' Country 99.1/100.5

Former Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken Comments On Blue Wave

Former Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken shared an encouraging message on what he says should be a wake-up call.

Sioux Falls, SD · 5d

KELOLAND

Trees find new home in Southeastern SF

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO)– Crews were out planting trees in Southeastern Sioux Falls today. KELOLAND News captured this video from a drainage area near 41st Street and Southeastern Avenue. The city’s urban forestry specialist says planting trees is one of the things that is done when improving areas. A sidewalk will be poured in the […]

Kickin' Country 99.1/100.5

Downtown Sioux Falls Parking Rates Set To Climb In The New Year

Meter rates downtown climb toward 2 dollars an hour, starting with 1.75 next year along Phillips Avenue and at ramps taking cards.

Sioux Falls, SD · 4d

kiwaradio.com

Judge Sets Joint Trial Date In Fatal Lyon County Overdose Case

(Words 'Court Room' on dark wood doors - KIWA Staff Stock Photo) Sioux City, Iowa (KTIV-TV) — Two men charged in connection with the death of a Sioux Falls teenager — allegedly in Lyon County — are now scheduled for trial on the same date in federal court in Iowa.

Lyon County, IA · 2d

KELOLAND

Incoming county commissioner makes history, again

SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) — One of the newly elected members of the Minnehaha County Commission is carrying on a family tradition of being a political trailblazer. Kenny Anderson, Jr. received the most votes on Election Day among the five candidates running for three seats on the commission. According to the South Dakota African American […]

Minnehaha County, SD · 3d

Kickin' Country 99.1/100.5

She Flew a Damaged A-10 Out of Baghdad. Now She's Coming to Sioux Falls!

Doors open 10 AM Nov 11 at The Alliance for the Sioux Falls Veterans Day program. The next evening, Colonel Kim KC Campbell tells her story at A Night With Heroes.

dakotanewsnow.com

‘Great Pumpkin Roll’ a creative new way to trash pumpkins at Tuthill Park

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - With Halloween over, Sioux Falls residents could get rid of their pumpkins on Saturday by rolling them down the hill at Tuthill Park. The 3rd annual Great Pumpkin Roll took place Saturday afternoon, with dozens of people seeing how far, or short, their pumpkins could roll.

Sioux Falls, SD · 1d

hoodline.com

Minnesota Regulators Approve Magellan Pipeline Near Sacred Pipestone Site, 4-1

Minnesota utility regulators voted to grant a permit allowing the Magellan pipeline to reopen near Pipestone National Monument, a decision that drew objections from tribal members who packed a hearing room and an overflow room in St. Paul. Public Utilities Commission members voted 4-1 to grant the permit, with Commissioner Audrey Partridge casting the lone vote against it.

Minnesota · 3d

KELOLAND

‘Citizen warriors’ form backbone of South Dakota National Guard

Maj. Gen. Mark Morrell may have traveled the country and the world during his 27 years of service, but he has spent much of his military career in the Rushmore State, where he now serves as the adjutant general of the South Dakota National Guard. Morrell is a native of Tyndall, in southeast South Dakota, […]

South Dakota · 2d

KIMT

Minnesota DNR donates 23 bison to boost conservation efforts

ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources donated 23 yearling bison to three conservation organizations this fall as part of efforts to expand bison populations across the region. The DNR maintains a herd of 115 to 145 bison between Minneopa State Park in Blue Earth County...

Minnesota · 3d

thedakotascout.com

Lincoln County rejects 35 ballots for lack of stamps, but outcome unaffected

Lincoln County rejected 30 Beresford-area voters’ ballots on Thursday from the Nov. 3 election because poll workers failed to stamp them. Lincoln County Auditor Sheri Lund reported the error during Thursday’s canvass. Precinct 26 covers Brooklyn Township, Pleasant Township and the Lincoln County portion of Beresford. The county...

Lincoln County, SD · 3d

sfsimplified.com

Sioux Falls to host major Midwest studies conference

This is a paid piece from the Augustana University Center for Western Studies. Simplified: The Midwest tends to slip through the cracks when people talk politics, art, history and culture. The Lost Region Recovery Project is looking to buck that trend by bringing nationally recognized scholars together for three days of conversation in Sioux Falls later this month.