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Raven begins manufacturing medical PPE gowns

Sioux Falls-based Raven Industries is getting set to produce thousands of personal protective gowns for health care workers.

6 years ago

South Dakota unemployment claims shoot up

More than 6,600 South Dakotans filed for initial unemployment benefits last week, representing a nearly 340 percent increase from the prior week.

6 years ago

Marsh & McLennan Agency professional brings passion for building a more inclusive community 

“He wants to disrupt how the insurance industry shows up in the marketplace, to change the faces of our workforce.” That was the corporate CEO’s message, and she ran with it.

6 years ago
Denny Sanford

Denny Sanford donates $1 million to One Sioux Falls Fund

Philanthropist Denny Sanford has pledged $1 million to the One Sioux Falls Fund to assist those struggling because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

6 years ago

March #ScenesFromTheRoute

Working with Novak Sanitary Service, we trained their crews to use their camera phones to share what they encounter as they collect trash and recycling. Here’s what they spotted in March.

6 years ago

Dakota News Now to add 9 p.m. newscast

Dakota News Now plans to add a 9 p.m. newscast beginning April 6.

6 years ago

Golf season is here: How to stay safe and still play

Golf season might never have been so welcome. Instead of staying home, now you can safely head out to nearly any GreatLIFE golf course by following some simple precautions.

6 years ago

Family businesses can navigate crisis, resolve conflict with this approach

Family businesses: You are not alone. And you can use this crisis to tap into your entrepreneurial spirit while accessing resources to help you cope both at work and home.

6 years ago

Hy-Vee adds special Aisles Online, delivery options for high-risk shoppers

Hy-Vee is adding some special pickup and delivery options for vulnerable shoppers.

6 years ago

Sanford cross-training employees, reaching out to retirees

Sanford Health is using a time of relative calm before the anticipated COVID-19 storm to prepare more employees to potentially handle an influx of patients and backfill as co-workers become sick.

6 years ago

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