Sioux Falls News

A building that burned to the ground last week has now been burglarized. First National Pawn and the new Asian Food Market on 12th Street in Sioux Falls were destroyed by a fire last week.

When Jason Olson saw a grass fire in his neighbor's yard, he knew he had to help.

Members of a Nebraska family were injured in a one-vehicle accident three miles east of Mitchell tonight.

A S ioux F alls day care located at 2604 S outh A vondale A venue is closed as police investigate a suspicious injury to a 12 week old baby boy that may have occurred at the daycare.

Sioux Falls police are now investigating a burglary at the First National Pawn shop, which burned last week.

Jury selection continues in the trial of a Sioux Falls man who's charged with murdering a state park worker seven years ago at Luverne, Minnesota.

A Sioux Falls man was arrested early this morning after he left his loaded handgun at a bar, police spokesman Sam Clemens said.

The governor has asked that flags be flown at half staff on Friday in honor of Army Staff Sgt.

Harrisburg's city council is back to full strength after almost two months with a vacancy.

Diane Jensen of Harrisburg recently learned how hard it is to survive in business even in a community where the population is booming.

Funeral services for Staff Sgt. Jeremy Vrooman, who died July 15 in Iraq, are Friday in San Antonio, Texas, his wife's hometown.

While many small towns might be giving up on the idea of maintaining a traditional Main Street, two Minnehaha communities aren't ready to let go yet.

A Sioux Falls fire inspector is investigating a small fire in central Sioux Falls tonight.

Just over a month ago, 5-year-old Jakob Jost didn't really feel like himself. A week later he was in intensive care - all because bacteria took over his little body.

By Alan Van Ormer Weekly editor A three percent increase on building permit fees for construction in Minnehaha County will have an impact on those choosing to purchase a house, said the past president of the ...

SDFatal Fire,0132 Teen's trial delayed for fire that killed children SIOUX FALLS, S.D. A Cherry Creek man has asked for a delay in his trial on charges he started a fire that killed his two young siblings.

Chad Wilson of Washington state and John Midmore of Indiana are each charged with seven conspiracy, murder and gun counts for the shootout that injured six rival Outlaw gang members.

An early morning argument a week ago between a Sioux Falls man and his sister escalated into a deadly fight with beer bottles, resulting in the sister's death Friday, according to police and court documents.

The Minnehaha County Sheriff's Department added another man to their Most Wanted list.

Effective Saturday, a new South Dakota state law requires doctors to notify women seeking an abortion that they are ending a human life.