Aberdeen parents Michael and Kristie Duch had struggled with miscarriages and thought they were in the clear after the 20-week ultrasound. That was until Kristie went into early labor.
Adobe Analytics, which tracks online shopping, expects consumers to spend between $12.0 billion and $12.4 billion on Monday, making it the biggest online shopping day of all time.
The billionaire met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, who scolded him over content on the platform previously known as Twitter, and joined Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a tour of the Kfar Azza kibbutz.
American Southern rock/country band Whiskey Myers has announced they will be coming to the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center next year, and tickets go on sale this week.
The University of South Dakota and the South Dakota High School Activities Association have partnered together in order to train more officials and combat the sports referee shortage in the state.
The Foster Network aims to give foster families material and social support such as clothing or bunk beds and relationships with other foster families.
Donors will pay off all negative meal accounts in the Sioux Falls School District this week, but after the donation, the district plans to put a cap on students’ negative balances.
Thanksgiving weekend kicks off another busy season for the trucking industry as drivers work to bring food and goods for the holidays. Many spend their holidays at home with their loved ones, but truckers spend that time on the road. Truck drivers say that the roads are usually busy around the holidays, but the day of the holiday is a little slower. This Thanksgiving was not normal according to Denis Bridges, a truck driver from the Dallas area in Texas. He said that this year was quieter than usual on the roads, but more trucks were in the area than usual.
Balleraena Dance Studio has over 900 students and offers classes for everyone from kids to adults in their 70s. One student said ballet has helped her as she battles cancer.
The applicant’s ideas include creating career pathways to improve the childcare workforce, establishing coalitions and partnerships, offsetting costs, and building a business accelerator for potential owners of childcare centers.
Small Business Saturday is huge for local shops and vendors, but in the city of Tea, it’s been Small Business Saturday this whole month leading up to ‘A Taste of Tea.’
The annual Parade of Lights brought in thousands of visitors to downtown Sioux Falls Friday night. Parade Grand Marshals are a great way to put the spotlight on those who have made a positive impact on their community. This year, the Grand Marshal, Jeff Danz, and Junior Grand Marshal, Athena Callahan, braved the cold to spread some holiday cheer from their much-deserved roles.
The opioid crisis has been a heavily discussed topic over the past several years, and there’s one drug that has been a silent role player. Health experts have described Kratom as an opioid when taken in high doses, and users don’t even need a prescription.
With the public conversation on expanding transit services across the country continuing to increase, there are plenty exploring the possibilities of new intercity rail services.
The Union Gospel Mission in downtown Sioux Falls hosted multiple chapel services followed by a free Thanksgiving meal, serving hundreds of people in need. It took a number of volunteers to make it happen, but their call for volunteers to help exceeded their expectations.
Instead of sleeping in and preparing for the big meal, runners participating in the Thanksgiving Day Run set off to raise funds and contribute toward food security in the Sioux Falls community.
A Christian humanitarian aid organization has been collecting donations this week to pack shoeboxes with gifts that will go to children in need around the globe.
After a devastating fire left nearly 40 employees in Mitchell without a place to work, a fundraiser has been started to help them through the holidays.
