Sioux Falls News

Bernice Miller Bernice Synva Georgina Miller November 18, 1920 – January 26, 2012 Bernice Synva Georgina Miller, daughter of Willie and Julia Eitreim, was born on November 18, 1920, on a farm in Rock County, Minnesota.

Nick J. Picasso Nick James Picasso, 89, of Sioux Falls, died Thursday 9 February at Dougherty House.

Three Sioux Falls City Council seats are up for grabs in the April city election.

About two months ago, self-service terminals were released to the public; allowing South Dakota residents to renew their vehicle registry 24/7. "It's really fairly simple," said Hy-Vee Store Director Bob Trader whose store on 49th and Louise in Sioux Falls has its own terminal.

A mother, father and two young boys are starting over, after a devastating fire.

The Black Hills Playhouse in Custer State Park will be auditioning actors and interviewing technicians on Tuesday, Feb.

A Sioux Falls man is dead after a two-vehicle crash Thursday east of Madison. Officials say 50-year-old Jeffrey Keith Tanksley of Sioux Falls was driving a 1996 Chevrolet Suburban east on Highway 34 around noon.

The constant chatter in the Burgundy Room at C.J. Callaways Thursday was practically deafening.

South Dakota state officials are advising drivers who travel Interstate 90 east of Sioux Falls that they might see helicopters helping with power line repair work starting Thursday.

Sen. John Thune is searching for college students to serve as interns in his offices in Washington, D.C., Aberdeen, Rapid City and Sioux Falls.

The nationally recognized Concordia Band from Concordia College in Moorhead, Minn., will visit Sioux Falls on Feb.

The Sioux Empire United Way made its $9.6 million goal for 2012 with a little change to spare.

A South Dakota inmate has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the killing of a prison guard.

A Sioux Falls man who had amassed a 10-page criminal record in Minnehaha County over the past year now faces commercial sex trafficking charges in federal court.

Fire officials are praising fire sprinklers for extinguishing a fire in a 155-unit Sioux Falls apartment building Tuesday night before fire crews arrived.

Get a look at the short films nominated for Oscars during this weekend’s screenings at the Belbas Theater.

The effect of Missouri River flooding last summer was not as significant as expected on prey fish, and game fish fared exceptionally well.

Wild Water West is considering expanding its entertainment business by adding a drive-in theater.

Politicians in Pierre are one step closer to passing governor Dennis Duaguaard's education reform bill that would reward math and science teachers as well as top performing teachers.

It's hard to imagine that in the age of computer technology, the relic, writing machine known as a typewriter is still something used in an office, and not viewed through glass at a museum.