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The History Center in the park's Casa de Balboa plans to make the 22-foot timepiece a centerpiece of the museum's new permanent exhibit by the organization's 100th birthday in 2028.

In 1980, a new state law eliminated interest rate caps, setting the stage for Citibank to move its credit card business from New York to Sioux Falls.

St Richards Canal Festival 2023 was a hit with thousands attending.

Wednesday marked 30 years since South Dakota Governor George S. Mickelson died in a plane crash.

On April 19, 1993, a small, state-owned airplane crashed in eastern Iowa, killing eight people returning from an economic development meeting in Ohio. Thirty years later, the Sioux Falls Development Foundation is remembering the men who lost their lives that day.

The Easter Egg hidden for the hunt and the ham on the table for dinner likely came from Iowa.

While most Canadian real estate markets saw a drop in average home prices in January, not all regions are reporting the same level of decline. CTVNews.ca has compiled a list of homes currently on sale in markets that are seeing some of the largest decreases in average home prices year-over-year.

Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that relates to what appears to be Continuity on steroids wherein devices may be positioned so that the displays of the devices overlap each other using position sensors and more.

Charles J. Morrell Jr., 87, a loving and devoted husband, father, and grandfather, passed away peacefully in the comfort of his family at the...

But plans for a $500 million pork processing plant may still go forward pending the outcome of lawsuit. At issue is whether custom butcher shop built by Wholestone Farms qualifies as a slaughterhouse under city code.