City of Sioux Falls Archives - Page 2 of 16

Six Mile Road set to become larger development corridor

“I don’t know if it’s a corridor today, but it certainly will be in the near future, and it’s something we need to pay it attention to.”

Sioux Falls added more than 5,000 people and produced its second-largest building year ever in 2023.

What could the year ahead hold? We asked, and local leaders weighed in.

Sioux Falls sales tax revenue is back in “slight positive territory” but still not growing as fast as inflation.

This week’s Up-and-Comer is Chad Quissell, Public Safety Campus and emergency management coordinator for the city of Sioux Falls.

The state of shoplifting: “People are more daring. They’re more bold. We as retailers, and I’m not the only one, have had to pick up our game.”

“This is a disaster in child care.” As hundreds of families look for more options, here are some immediate resources.

Come with us for a behind-the-scenes look at the intentional design used in the new Sioux Falls Public Safety Campus.

People dining out and otherwise spending on experiences are helping keep the city’s sale tax revenue even with last year.

As these organizations have found, investing and partnering on furniture upfront means multiple advantages as office needs change.