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Impromptu salute honors young woman’s funeral

Take a moment this Memorial Day to meet a young woman our community lost too soon — and to see her incredible final farewell.

A Sioux Falls couple with businesses in the medical and media industries has been forced to adapt both business models during the pandemic.

By phone or at the door, scam artists are impersonating Xcel Energy trying to take advantage of customers during the pandemic.

Replacing restrictions with new guidelines for residents and businesses: Here’s what the Sioux Falls City Council will be asked to vote on next week.

The first Allegiant flight from Sioux Falls to Nashville took off on schedule today, with San Diego still on track for next month.

It’s the perfect socially distant spring activity: a walk through the Pendar Lane neighborhood appreciating the designs of Harold Spitznagel.

This Memorial Day marks an unprecedented time to mourn. Here’s how area funeral homes have been responding.

South Dakota’s unemployment rate reached a record 10.2 percent in April as thousands of new claims were filed in the latest week.

The Children’s Home Society plans to buy property along East Tenth Street for a needed expansion of the Children’s Inn.

While online searches for U.S. destinations took a big drop this spring, Sioux Falls emerged among the most resilient.