Novel Lattés hosts ‘Largest Clean Book Festival’ in Sioux Falls
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Novel Lattés, the largest clean book festival in the US, was held over the weekend at the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center. Many authors and vendors were selling books, coffee, and coffee-themed products. They use the moniker “clean book festival” as a way...
Come from behind shootout win as Lincoln won fourth title in a row
WATERTOWN, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Despite being down 1-0 in the second half, Lincoln came back and won in a shootout. Watertown was the only team playing on their home field on Saturday. The Arrows had not lost a game all season which resulted in a heavily defensive game.
South Dakota high school soccer history made as Harrisburg lifted fifth trophy in a...
WATERTOWN, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Harrisburg did not give up a shot until the last two minutes of the contest. The Tigers had many shots on goal with Pierre’s Emlyn Swanson doing a great job in net. She did not give up a score in the first half.
New owners honor tradition at west-side staple in Sioux Falls: Rosie’s Café
For 41 years, Rosie Café at 2202 W. Madison St. stood as an unshakeable anchor in West Sioux Falls – a tight-knit community that has spent a century forging its own distinct identity. When original owners Rosie Warner and her daughter Beckie Mettler closed the beloved institution in...
Demonstration encouraging voting lines busy intersection in Sioux Falls
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Dozens of people showed up to the intersection of 10th Street and Cliff Avenue in Sioux Falls to rally together for a “No Kings” rally. The demonstrations were held nationwide with one singular message: go out and vote. This particular protest...
‘No Kings’ rally in Sioux Falls homes in on midterm voting
The midterm election is right around the corner, and Indivisible 605 wants Sioux Falls residents to know. Indivisible 605 hosted its final No Kings rally for 2026 on Saturday at Nelson Park. The rally's main mission was to promote voting during the upcoming midterm election on Nov. 3. "Get out and vote; it's a privilege and a right," said Roni Wegner, chair of Indivisible 605. "Boomers -- I'm a boomer-- we vote. The youth, 35 and under, vote at 20-30%. My hope would be to see them get out and vo
Destiny in the making? The Governor Girls are on the brink of a State...
One lone goal. A single goal separated the Governors from a State Championship appearance one year ago when they fell to Harrisburg in the semi-finals. Not many expected Pierre to pull off the upset in the 2025 playoffs as Harrisburg was, again, the presumptive favorite to win it all for the fourth straight year. However, Pierre went on the road on a rain-soaked night with cold temperatures and buffeting winds, and gave the Lady Tigers all they could possibly handle.
Lincoln boys win ‘AA’ state soccer title on penalties
WATERTOWN, S.D. (KELO) — The Lincoln Patriots boys soccer team used a late second half goal to force overtime and went on to win a fourth straight state championship as they defeated previously unbeaten Watertown in penalty kicks. The two teams traded chances in the first half with ultimately nothing finding the back of the […]
Vikings Compete Across Two States
Peoria, Ill. – The Augustana men's cross country team placed 12th of 25 teams with 302 points at the Bradley Pink Invite on Friday. The women's team finished 14th of 25 with a score of 397. Freshman Emerson Vokes led the Viking men with a 45th-place finish in 24:17.2....
Wolves Sink Vikings On The Pitch
ABERDEEN, SD (NSUWolves.com) – Northern State notched a big win over Augustana’s powerful offense, 2-1, at home. The Wolves recorded two goals on five shots (four on goal), three assists, nine saves, one corner kick and four fouls. QUICK DETAILS. Final Score: NSU 2, AUGIE 1. Records: NSU...

















