Doug Clark lived a legendary life as flagman and friend
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) -Doug Clark was a legendary flagman. He’s in several Hall of Fames along with the guy who was his best friend from the time they were little of the east side of Sioux Falls with Huset’s Speedway a few miles to the east in Brandon.
Moving forward in faith: Father Morgan accepts new assignment
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - After more than a decade helping guide the faithful at Saint Joseph Cathedral, Father James Morgan is moving on to a new chapter. In the Catholic faith, priests seldom have a chance to stay in one church for a long time, but Father Morgan was a rare exception. His long-term focus a
City of Brandon tightens lawn watering rules
BRANDON, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Brandon residents were notified on Tuesday evening that the city had changed the watering restrictions to Yellow Designation. The new designation limits lawn watering to one day per week based on the last number of an address, with addresses ending in 0 or 1 watering on Mondays, 2 or 3
Belligerent woman jailed for public intox
ROCK RAPIDS—A 52-year-old Rock Rapids woman was arrested about 2:30 p.m. Thursday, July 9, on a charge of public intoxication. The arrest of Lisa Ranae Schabacker stemmed from her being at Avera Merrill Pioneer Hospital in Rock Rapids for alcohol-related issues, according to the Lyon County Sheriff’s Office.
DOC The B-29 Superfortress Is In Sioux Falls Before The Power On The Prairie...
The B-29 bomber DOC is parked at Sioux Falls Regional Airport this week, and a handful of people will actually get to ride in it before the Power on the Prairie airshow this weekend.
Family ranch, restaurateurs celebrate Certified Angus Beef designation
This piece is sponsored by Vanguard Hospitality. From ranch to plate: Those involved in bringing the first Certified Angus Beef designation to a South Dakota ranch came together recently to highlight the milestone. Earlier this year, fifth-generation Hadrick Ranch became the only ranch in the state to carry the Certifi
Sioux Falls Airshow back this weekend with USAF Thunderbirds
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - The Sioux Falls Airshow is getting ready for takeoff, bringing military demonstration teams, vintage aircraft, and big crowds to Joe Foss Field. Rick Tupper with Sioux Falls Airshow, Inc., joined Dakota News Now on Tuesday to share more information on this year’s event...
Downtown Sioux Falls Crazy Days supports local businesses
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Downtown Sioux Falls Crazy Days starts Friday, and business owners want to remind shoppers just how important it is to shop local. Say Anything Jewelry has come a long way in 17 years. Owner Stephanie Wilbe said the business started on a kitchen counter, then moved into a shop down
Iowa native begins engineering career in Sioux Falls building industry
This week’s Up-and-Comer is Peter Bates, a mechanical engineer-in-training at TSP. Soon after graduating from SDSU, I talked with friends and family living in Sioux Falls. They convinced me that the city was a great place to start a career. I eventually found work in the city and never looked back.
Joseph Hoek’s murder trial, pushed back again
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO)– The first-degree murder trial of Joseph Hoek is no longer scheduled for September in Rapid City. A judge has delayed the trial. Hoek is charged with killing Moody County Deputy Sheriff Ken Prorok in 2024. Hoek is accused of swerving and intentionally running down Deputy Prorok, who was putting

















