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DSU was proud to invite the congressional staffers to tour its facilities, with a main focus on how South Dakota is using broadband and educational programs to make advancements in cybersecurity and workforce development.

The family of Nyasam Chagi doesn’t want the lasting memory to be of death, but of life. They sang, prayed and shared stories.

The 26th annual Make-A-Wish Golf Tournament & Evening of Inspiration brought wish kids, alumni, volunteers, staff, sponsors and donors together for a special day.

Mayor Christine Erickson officially took office Friday as the 33rd mayor of Sioux Falls and the first woman ever elected to lead the city.

Those who attended Friday night's Independence Day celebration at Mount Rushmore are calling it a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, with people traveling from all across the country.

Scammers can make a low moment even worse. Experts say that after severe weather, it’s important to slow down, take a deep breath and do some research.

Three nonprofits based in the Sioux Falls area are partnering to provide joy for kids in need. Their work might not see results until the Christmas season, but they’re beginning the work now with a Christmas in July donation drive.

South Dakota’s only Rabbi has long envisioned what home might look like for the Jewish community. Off 85th Street in Sioux Falls, he can start to see that vision a little clearer.

The Realtor Association of the Sioux Empire said that things are looking more and more like a seller’s market, but the demand from buyers remains high.

Updating the list of recommended colorectal cancer screening options is about finding more ways to spot a tumor. The blood test called Shield had been approved by the FDA in 2024, but hadn’t been recommended by the American Cancer Society until recently.