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Huskers Sweep Cyclones in Sioux Falls, Dominate Iowa State
sports2 hours ago

Huskers Sweep Cyclones in Sioux Falls, Dominate Iowa State

Nebraska’s volleyball team swept Iowa State 4-0 in Sioux Falls at the Sanford Pentagon (25-17, 25-16, 25-16, 26-24), hitting .360 to ISU’s .171. Skyler Pierce led with eight kills (.889), Virginia Adriano added eight on .667 hitting, Teraya Sigler had eight, and Harper Murray (six) and Andi Jackson (five) also contributed. Bergen Reilly dished 17 assists in the first two sets, Campbell Flynn had 18 in the last two, and NU totaled 11 blocks, with Keoni Williams and Kenna Cogill anchoring at the net. Libero duties were split by Olivia Mauch and Laney Choboy. After the win, Nebraska heads to Creighton in Omaha next Friday for a 7 p.m. matchup televised by Nebraska Public Media.

Nebraska's Bergen Reilly Headlines Sold-Out Sioux Falls Homecoming Exhibition
sports7 hours ago

Nebraska's Bergen Reilly Headlines Sold-Out Sioux Falls Homecoming Exhibition

Nebraska volleyball headlines a sold-out homecoming exhibition in Sioux Falls as Bergen Reilly returns to her hometown to face Iowa State at the Sanford Pentagon, with the match airing on BTN. The event doubles as a showcase for NU’s lineup questions and new faces ahead of the regular season, including the debut of three true freshmen, and sets up a Sept. 2 road match at South Dakota State.

Smithfield to Build $1.3B Sioux Falls Plant, Spark Downtown Redevelopment
business1 month ago

Smithfield to Build $1.3B Sioux Falls Plant, Spark Downtown Redevelopment

Smithfield Foods plans to replace its 117-year-old Sioux Falls facility with a new, state-of-the-art plant on Foundation Park, a roughly $1.3 billion investment over three years that will add more than 1.4 million square feet of production space and aim to start operations in late 2028. The project is paired with a $50 million gift from philanthropist Denny Sanford to relocate the existing site and redevelop about 120 acres adjacent to downtown as a transformative district called The Sanford District, signaling the largest business investment in South Dakota history and a major downtown revitalization effort.

Whooping Cough Case Reported at Lincoln High School
health1 year ago

Whooping Cough Case Reported at Lincoln High School

A case of whooping cough has been confirmed at Lincoln High School in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, prompting the school district to alert families and advise them to monitor for symptoms. The state has reported 170 cases of whooping cough this year, a significant increase from the five-year average of 33 cases. The illness, which spreads through respiratory droplets, is particularly dangerous for infants, children, the elderly, and those with compromised immune systems. Parents are urged to contact their physician if symptoms appear.

Schwan's Expands in Sioux Falls with New Food Production Facility and 650 Jobs
business1 year ago

Schwan's Expands in Sioux Falls with New Food Production Facility and 650 Jobs

Schwan's Co. has purchased 142 acres in Sioux Falls' Foundation Park to build a 700,000-square-foot Asian food production facility, expected to cost hundreds of millions and create over 600 jobs. The project includes a state-of-the-art wastewater treatment facility and a regional office downtown, adding up to 100 high-paying jobs. The new plant will primarily produce for Schwan's bibigo brand, enhancing the company's market position in the U.S. and contributing to local economic growth.

NBA Legend Bill Walton Passes Away at 71
sports1 year ago

NBA Legend Bill Walton Passes Away at 71

Jim Clark, a Sioux Falls resident, reminisces about his time spent with basketball Hall-of-Famer Bill Walton during Walton's visit to the city in 2019 for a Legends for Kids clinic. Walton, who passed away at 71, was known for his towering presence and approachable nature, despite injuries that required Clark's assistance in managing crowds. The sports world mourns the loss of Walton, a significant figure in basketball.

"Root Cause of Widespread 911 Outages Revealed by Lumen Technologies"
technology2 years ago

"Root Cause of Widespread 911 Outages Revealed by Lumen Technologies"

Lumen Technologies revealed that a third-party light pole installation caused the recent 911 outage in Nevada, South Dakota, and Nebraska, which lasted approximately two and a half hours. Metro Communications received 112 calls for service during the outage, and emergency services were not impacted. The outage was quickly addressed, and city officials, including Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken, commended the response to the situation. The outage was linked to Lumen Technologies, the provider for South Dakota, and the company has apologized for the inconvenience.

"Sioux Falls Braces for Winter Storm with 8 Inches of Snow and More on the Way"
weather2 years ago

"Sioux Falls Braces for Winter Storm with 8 Inches of Snow and More on the Way"

Sioux Falls has already seen up to 8 inches of snow, with more expected as a winter storm continues through Tuesday morning. The area is under a winter storm warning until 6 a.m. Tuesday, with an additional 4-7 inches forecasted. Temperatures are expected to drop significantly, and additional snow is possible throughout the week.

"Snowstorm Brings Up to 11 Inches to Southern MN and Southern Wisconsin"
weather2 years ago

"Snowstorm Brings Up to 11 Inches to Southern MN and Southern Wisconsin"

A winter snowstorm has hit southeastern KELOLAND, with snow amounts ranging from 7 to 9 inches in Sioux Falls and up to 9 inches in Harrisburg and Parker. Additional snow is expected later in the day, with warnings and advisories in effect. Road conditions are treacherous, leading to travel advisories and numerous school and business closings. City officials in Sioux Falls are preparing for a snow alert, and residents are advised to check live cams and stay updated on the evolving weather conditions.

Navigating the Apple Tree Closure: Resources and Solutions for Childcare Crisis in Sioux Falls
business2 years ago

Navigating the Apple Tree Closure: Resources and Solutions for Childcare Crisis in Sioux Falls

Apple Tree Children's Centers announced earlier this week that they would be closing in January, but the Apple Tree West location in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, will remain open. Former Apple Tree Executive Director Pete Nelson will take over financial responsibility for the center, while the current director and her team will continue day-to-day operations. More information is expected to be revealed on Monday.