Storm Center AM Update: Weekend Cooldown and Rain Chances
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — A cold front is moving through KELOLAND to start off the weekend and it has been bringing unsettled weather. Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms have been moving through central and eastern KELOLAND this morning, with winds shifting to the northwest behind the front. From the last 24 hours, our top […]
Sioux Valley wins 20th State Cheer Title in a row, 17th consecutive Dance Championship...
RAPID CITY, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - The Class A Cheer and Dance State Champions were determined today out in Rapid City. Dell Rapids St. Mary’s had a strong performance finishing third overall in cheer, a portion of their routine can be seen above. The Sioux Valley Cossacks are...
Pat McAfee donates $1M to Tony Finau Foundation
SALT LAKE CITY – Pat McAfee pledged to donate $1 million to the Tony Finau foundation, after the PGA Tour pro sank a long putt during a timeout at the Utah Jazz home opener. Finau sank the putt on his second attempt midway through the first half in front of the sold-out Delta Center crowd.
Aurora Family Says Rehab Center Broke Double Amputee’s Shoulder, Capped Payout at $1M
Gail Pratt says her mother's stay at an Aurora rehabilitation center was supposed to help her heal. Instead, she says, her mother — a double amputee named Janice Hopson — came out with a broken shoulder and fractures throughout her body after a certified nursing assistant moved her without a lift in June.
Wheat Ridge Speed Cameras Issue Thousands of Tickets on Steep Kipling Hill
Two speed cameras perched on the steep stretch of Kipling Street in Wheat Ridge have issued nearly 17,000 speeding tickets in just two months, with drivers clocked averaging more than 50 mph through a 40-mph zone. The numbers, drawn from police records, work out to more than 270 tickets a day since the cameras went live on the hill between 32nd and 38th avenues.
Denver Channel 4’s Reynelda Muse to be inducted into Broadcasters Hall of Fame
In 1969, Muse became the first Black person and the first woman to anchor a television newscast in Colorado. More than five decades later, she's being recognized for her groundbreaking career.
West Lyon, Central Lyon/G-LR, both win Friday Night
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – West Lyon High School, and Central Lyon/George-Little Rock High School both picked up playoff wins on Friday night. West Lyon 56, Tri-Center 7 It didn’t take long for West Lyon to build up an early 21-0 lead in the first quarter of the game behind terrific quarterback play from senior […]
Wealthy Denver Suburb Wants To Gate Its Public Roads Off To Non-Residents
Bow Mar has tried road narrowing, speed bumps, roundabouts and a 20-mph speed limit in its unsuccessful efforts to curb the apparent chaos on its main roads.
Linda Henning released after 27 years, no ankle monitor required by judge
A woman convicted in a 1999 murder will leave jail after a judge ruled she should not have stood trial in 2002 because she was mentally incompetent.
Bernalillo County reopens Tom Tenorio Park after $14.3M renovation
Bernalillo County has reopened Tom Tenorio Park after nearly six years of renovations, including $14.3 million in upgrades and storm water features.
