Residents of the Sioux Empire woke up to a different kind of summer morning, with tales of uprooted trees and scattered debris from yet another round of severe summer weather.
Following last night's severe weather, the City of Sioux Falls has opened two convenient drop-off locations where residents can dispose of fallen branches and trees at no charge.
A new wave of public safety is rolling into South Dakota, and it’s got some serious backing from local law enforcement. Let’s see what this means for our communities.
BREAKING: Parts of South Dakota face a dangerous weather situation today as conditions favor the development of a derecho - a widespread, destructive windstorm that could bring catastrophic damage across the region.
Picture this: a thriving community in South Dakota where tradition meets agriculture, and over 60 colonies call it home. Let’s get into the story of the Hutterites.