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Sioux Falls News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

Sioux Falls News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

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Sioux Falls: Multiple people rescued after being stranded along the Big Sioux River | June 22

Sioux Falls emergency teams rescued stranded individuals along the Big Sioux River early Saturday, while a Minnesota hospital welcomed its first triplets in over 30 years. A new cannabis dispensary opened in Watertown, and Sioux Falls native Lois Hart won Author of the Year, highlighting the city’s literary scene.

Sioux Falls: Juneteenth celebration honors history in Sioux Falls | June 21

Sioux Falls officials investigate the overdose death of a 14-year-old girl connected to her uncle, while mayoral candidates vie for leadership roles shaping the city’s future. The city also celebrates Juneteenth with cultural events and reflects on South Dakota’s soccer legacy.

Sioux Falls: Life sentence commuted man charged in teen's death | June 20

Sioux Falls: A South Dakota man with a life sentence reduced by former governor Kristi Noem now faces new charges linked to a 2023 teen fatality, sparking sentencing reform debates. A Sioux Falls man pleaded guilty to fentanyl trafficking tied to a death in Pipestone, Minnesota, while JE Dunn Construction plans to acquire Henry Carlson Construction, boosting local infrastructure.

Sioux Falls: Postal service crisis threatens rural South Dakota communities. | June 19

Sioux Falls residents are dealing with postal service failures in rural South Dakota and a life sentence commuted for a man involved in his niece's death. Two men have been indicted in the death of a Sioux Falls girl, linked to an Iowa federal case.

Sioux Falls: Mayoral candidate disputes false ad claims | June 18

Sioux Falls' mayoral race intensifies as candidate challenges a misleading ad, while rural South Dakota faces postal service breakdowns in areas like Mitchell. The city also celebrates Brady Stamp's Gatorade Player of the Year honor and advances green infrastructure for stormwater management.

Sioux Falls: Rural SD nears postal breaking point | June 17

Sioux Falls residents face growing postal service issues in rural South Dakota, with delays and limited access sparking calls for reform, while the Summit League partners with CBS Sports and Midco Sports to boost regional college coverage. Faith Lutheran Church hosts a food and milk giveaway to tackle summer food insecurity, and federal education changes confirm no impact on South Dakota schools.

Sioux Falls: Sioux Falls approves $29M for Smithfield plant expansion | June 16

Sioux Falls officials approved a $29 million incentive for Smithfield Foods' new plant, boosting jobs and the local economy. The city also celebrated its Pride parade, held downtown, while absentee voting opened for the municipal runoff election.

Sioux Falls: State board approves up to $30 million in rebated taxes to help Sioux Falls p... | June 15

Sioux Falls officials approved $30 million in tax rebates to support the relocation of a pork processing plant, aiming to create hundreds of jobs and retain workers. Two refugee families in Sioux Falls are reconnecting through their shared history from the same war, while the Sioux Falls City team secured a 5-1 win against a higher-ranked opponent.

Sioux Falls: Mayoral debate highlights shifting election rules in Sioux Falls | June 14

Sioux Falls saw a major shift in its mayoral race as candidate Doeden interrupted the debate, raising questions about nonpartisan election standards, while the Pride parade celebrated unity and inclusive policies. The city also discussed potential NCAA basketball expansion, with Eric Musselman and Mike McFeely weighing in, and Sioux Falls West delivered a thrilling comeback win in their baseball game.

Sioux Falls: First responders prepare for air show emergency response | June 13

Sioux Falls first responders are conducting safety drills ahead of the June 18 air show, focusing on crowd control and medical emergencies. City leaders approved funding for infrastructure, community centers, and transportation projects in Rapid City, Lake County, and Sioux Falls.

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