More Traffic Headaches Coming to I-229 in Sioux Falls

Drivers on Interstate 229 in Sioux Falls are about to spend a lot of time negotiating additional traffic headaches.

Starting Monday (July 8), the inside shoulders of both the northbound and southbound lanes of I-229 will be closed at the Cliff Avenue exit (Exit 4).

The work is all part of the modification of median crossovers and lane widening at the interchange. As the project continues, there will be additional lane and ramp closures.

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Eventually, a temporary bridge will be built in preparation for an interchange reconstruction, which will happen sometime in 2025.

The first phase of the work is expected to be complete by December of this year.

10 South Dakota Myths Even Some Natives Believe

Have you ever notice how much outsiders (and some insiders) get wrong about South Dakota? They believe and repeat some of these ridiculous South Dakota stereotypes.

SO, to do our part in educating folks, here's a list of some of the most ridiculous myths outsiders always believe South Dakota.

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30 Ways You Might Have Already Broken the Law Today

Most of us try the best we can to be law-abiding citizens, but did you know that you may have been breaking the law without even realizing it?

BestLifeOnline has a list of 30 of the most common transgressions. How many have you been guilty of over the years?

Out of 30, I am guilty of 19. And no I won't tell you which ones.

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Why Are There So Many South Dakota License Plates in Mexico?

An odd thing that's puzzled folks vacationing in Mexico is that there seems to be an abundance of South Dakota license plates. In fact, there are so many, it doesn't make sense.

Gallery Credit: Andy Gott

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