Ice Storm

City of Sioux Falls officials laid out a comprehensive branch management plan during a news conference at City Hall.  While much of the activity during the past week has been in response to the ice storm, the City now moves into the recovery phase...

Last week’s extreme weather event and the resulting power outage raise some interesting questions about the role of the media in general, and talk radio in particular, in such situations.

Today's top story: Snow in South Dakota!

All of North Dakota has been placed under a winter storm warning, and a blizzard warning has been issued for central and southeastern portions of the state, as heavy snow moves across the area.

On Wednesday at around 11:30 a.m., Sioux Falls Fire Rescue units were dispatched to a reported structure fire in the 2800 W. Costello Rd.

Sioux Falls Mayor Mike Huether says residents should beware of storm related scams. In an exclusive interview with KSOO Radio Friday morning, Huether says "there are a group of folks going out there soliciting money for our fire and police teams...

many took to social media to vent about the storm. Some of the best Tweets we've seen during the recent ice storm in South Dakota.

Gaylynn Huber of Sioux Falls Streets says his work crews are making progress. Huber tells KSOO Radio: "It's been going pretty decent with all the tree branches down.  We changed the way we plow the streets because of all the tree branches...

It's been a rough week for all of us, and continues to be. The storm caused millions of dollars of damage across the region and continues to play a role in why you can't hear B102.7 unless you're listening online or your Radio Pup app on your cell phone.

Everyone has an ice storm story, and this is one of mine. We had a tree in the boulevard in front of our house. It was just your run-of-the-mill, garden-variety ash tree, but it was our tree. It was pretty thin in the trunk when we moved in 27 years ago, but but it grew thicker and taller...