Sioux Falls

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

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Homebrewing, the art of making beer and wine at home, has been legal since 1978 in the U.S., but over the past few years, it's become one of the hottest hobbies and has gone from catalogs and online, to storefronts popping up across the country, including Sioux Falls.

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Teri Schmidt of the Convention and Visitors Bureau says there are a number of events happening in Sioux Falls this week.  Among them:

Museum of Visual Materials holding an open drawing group.

The Old Courthouse Museum is going to have a program called "Minnehaha County Historical Society's 3rd Thursday Free Public Program

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If you're in need of food, Pastor Hayes of Faith Temple Church in Sioux Falls invites you to participate in Monday's Food Giveaway!

"We will be giving away thousands of pounds of food beginning at 4 p

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The latest SD scam alert, sobriety checkpoints are here again, and um, Mr. criminal...you can't rob someone with THAT. Plus, spring break fails for the Viral Video of the Week. Oh boy! The Wrap is here!

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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.

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Police have ended their search for a man reportedly walking in the area of 38th and Phillips Ave and have determined that the report was "unfounded."

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One of the major intersections in Sioux Falls is getting a major overhaul.

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You might have heard of it, but have you tried it yet?

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On Monday three people were injured when a car and a truck collided at the intersection of Tea-Ellis Road and West 69th.

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