The vice president of operations, Ted Miller, said the location on 41st Street, first opened in 1971, will close around mid-July. The Argus Leader was previously the official newspaper of Sioux Falls ...

Sioux City Transit will offer its “Kids Ride Free” program for the nineteenth year in a row this June, July and August. ...

The Siouxland Habitat for Humanity is seeking funds after two air conditioning units were stolen from an under-construction ...

Gill Hauling garbage and recycling won't be the only garbage disposal service impacted by Memorial Day. The Citizen's ...

The Best Things to Do in Siouxland" - Girls of '68 sponsoring a Memorial Celebration, honoring Chief War Eagle and Theophile ...

Tuesday, May 20, the group, 100+ Men and Women Who Care held its quarterly meeting where they donated to a local non-profit.

Six Watertown and four Aberdeen players have received Class A postseason honors from the S.D. High School Baseball Association.

The Argus Leader was previously the official newspaper of Sioux Falls for several years before being taken over by the Dakota ...

Seventeen Christians are killed for their faith every day in the African nation of Nigeria. That's according to "Truth ...

The Sheldon City Council will meet in regular session at 4:30 p.m. this Wednesday afternoon in the council chambers at the ...

On to the Summit League outdoor mee in Vermillion, SD, where South Dakota freshman Tommy Hensley took eighth in the 800 final ...

Director of Finance Shawn Pritchett told the council that property tax reform means the city needs to be making long-term ...