SFFR to Donate Fire Truck
October 16, 2012
Gene Hetland
Gene Hetland
October 16, 2012
Arson Mystery Being Investigated
October 15, 2012 An arson case with some sinister overtones is being investigated in southeast Sioux Falls.
Police Detective Jon Carda says authorities were called shortly before 11pm Friday to the 3200 block of South Nic Ann Court, where residents reported five pink crosses had been stuck into the ground in a drainage area on city property behind that address, and then set on fire
Rollover Kills 2 Teenagers
October 15, 2012
Optometrist Admits Guilt, Faces Sentencing
October 13, 2012 An optometrist who most recently practiced in Rapid City is to be sentenced in December after pleading guilty to two felonies involving Medicaid fraud.
Attorney General Marty Jackley says 60-year-old Doctor Cary Feldman of Spearfish entered the guilty plea to grand theft by deception, a felony punishable by up to ten years in prison, and making false claims, a felony, punishable by up to five years in prison and/or a $10,000
Pheasant Hunting on the Horizon in South Dakota
October 12, 2012
Detours Ahead on West Russell Street
October 12, 2012 If Russell Street is part of your daily commute, some changes are coming, and while they won't be permanent, you're going to notice.
The Sioux Falls Public Works Department says during the week of October 14 through the 19, westbound Russell Street between West Avenue and Western Avenue will be closed so crews can install a sanitary sewer line across Russell
Yankton School Superintendent Joe Gertsema Faces DUI
October 11, 2012 We don't know yet what will happen in the case of Yankton School Superintendent Joe Gertsema.
Dr. Gertsema was stopped early Sunday near Vermillion and arrested for driving under the influence.
No, I've never been arrested for drunk driving, and given that I drink non-alcoholic beverages, there shouldn't be any such encounter in my future
Cleaner School Buses Coming to Sioux Falls
October 11, 2012 Cleaner-running school buses are coming to Sioux Falls.
The U.S. Environmental Protection agency says the Sioux Falls School District is getting $450,000 to buy what the EPA says are cleaner school buses that will reduce emissions of air pollution and thus protect the health of children
Two Violations in Liquor Sting
October 10, 2012
Ruling Clears Way for Moeller Execution
October 10, 2012