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Lori Walsh sat down with Mayor Paul TenHaken to talk about the future of the city of Sioux Falls. How green will it be—both economically and environmentally?

Volunteers keep nonprofit organizations moving. No one knows that better than the Sioux Falls organizations that stepped into the In the Moment studio.

A national poll asked Americans how they thought the economy was doing. Then it asked how their finances were. The answers contradicted each other.

Language isn't set in stone. It's always changing with the times, technology and the youth. Valerie Fridland documents and analyzes those changes in her new book.

Jon Hunter is our Dakota Political Junkie today. We'll dive into open primaries. Could this initiative be a solution for hyper-partisanship?

Rare diseases aren't that rare. While it may be unusual to have one specific disease, there are so many rare diseases that one in 10 Americans have one.

Jackie Hendry explores how rural communities can take the lead on new technologies and how these technologies can benefit even the most isolated communities.

Joe Santos, Ph.D., is here to break down the Fed's involvement in the closure of Silicon Valley Bank. Plus, the king of the jungle is returning to the Great Plains Zoo.

Sister Teresa Ann Wolf from Watertown spent March at the U.S. southern border with Mission: Border Hope. She joins In the Moment to share what she saw.

Attorney General Marty Jackley joins In the Moment to discuss building relationships with tribal communities and spreading awareness about the missing.