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Rep. Dusty Johnson told a crowd it’s time to “turn up the heat” on the U.S. Postal Service following thousands of constituent complaints.
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Sioux Falls city leaders say the community experienced another strong year of growth in 2025.
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Two debates in two very different communities were united by a common concern. One took place in the state’s largest city; the other in a small, rural town. The topic intertwining them: data centers.
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Sioux Falls leaders are calling city residents to engage in mentorship with young people in the community. This comes after missing a mentorship goal for last year.
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A 500-mega-wattdata center in Sioux Falls has a path forward following city council approval to rezone the land. It’s now designated for light industrial use. Despite approval, public opposition was evident during the multiple hours of public testimony.
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The new David H. and Christine Billion Pediatric Emergency Department is adjacent to the existing ER at the Sanford USD Medical Center.
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Local philanthropists are donating $1 million towards a new indoor pool in Sioux Falls.
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Southeast Technical College is hoping a new grant can benefit students and address the need for affordable housing at the same time.
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People in northern Sioux Falls might hear some loud booms starting Wednesday. It’s part of an effort to keep geese away from the airport.
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District leaders say about 360 students fall in the 185-210% FPL range Hungry Hearts is targeting.