Madeline Shields

There’s nothing better than taking a kid fishing. And that’s just what Sioux Falls law enforcement did Thursday in Sioux Falls.

The weather is more suitable for ducks than for competitive swimmers but these cold mornings aren’t keeping these swimmers from outside practices.

For Mike Shields, my 64-year old brother, every day is a blessing. He’s living proof that changing your lifestyle will save your life.

Nearly 300 children that attend Youth Enrichment Services are spending Thursday learning “Safety First.” It’s part of the YES Summer Enrichment Day camp.

The National Weather Service is forecasting more severe storms this week for Sioux Falls and the surrounding areas. That news can be unsettling for parents who have children home alone during the day while they are working.

As high school seniors prepare for graduation, their families and friends fret over finding the best, most appreciated gift.

The South Dakota Department of Revenue is warning people to use common sense when hiring a transient vendor to do home repair this summer.

Bread for the World, a group that advocates for food programs for the poor is on a mission to save SNAP and WIC from the chopping block this week in Congress.

There’s the old saying there are two seasons in South Dakota, winter and road construction. It seems neither one knows when to quit.

For some families, getting their children treated for minor illnesses means taking time off from work and spending time in clinic waiting rooms waiting to be seen by a doctor. But families at Hayward Elementary in Sioux Falls are benefitting from a newly opened clinic located right in the school.