Trevor J. Mitchell

Sioux Falls Police Chief Jon Thum said Monday morning that he wanted to focus on "tips of value" in the ongoing search for Tyler Weathersby, while also warning the public away from treating the case as "entertainment."

Sioux Falls officials cut the ribbon to the Sioux Falls Regional Airport's new parking ramp Monday afternoon, concluding the 18-month construction of the ramp, which contains nearly 1,000 parking spaces as well as an enclosed skywalk to the airport.

One of the most hotly-debated topics of the Nov. 5 ballot has been Initiated Measure 28, which if enacted by voters would prohibit South Dakota "from collecting sales or use tax on anything sold for human consumption."

Authorities with the Sioux Falls Police Department said a panhandler was arrested Thursday after he attacked a car with a hammer.

The kidnapping took place on Sept. 19 and has resulted in multiple arrests and charges.

The three candidates for two seats on the Minnehaha County Commission spoke at a Tuesday afternoon forum held by the League of Women Voters.

The committee charged with determining the next steps for the proposed Riverline District convention center met Thursday afternoon, the first in a series of meetings over the next several months about the potential $250 million project.

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Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken’s stance on Initiated Measure 28 is well-documented: He’s the co-chair of South Dakotans Against A State Income Tax, a ballot question committee that opposes the measure, which he says could hit the city with potential losses in sales tax revenue between $15-20 million annually.

An election integrity group with close ties to the Minnehaha County Auditor is using what appears to be an error in NBC's reporting of South Dakota's