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Rising costs prompt Sioux Falls School District to increase meal prices

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By Barry Amundson Verified
| Sioux Falls Live Verified
Families in the Sioux Falls School District will pay 10 cents more for school breakfasts and lunches beginning with the 2026-27 school year as the district responds to rising food and operating costs. The School Board approved the increase Monday night, marking the first increase in several years. Elementary school breakfast will cost $2.55, while breakfast for middle and high school students will increase to $2.65.
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Major Sioux Falls road construction hits halfway mark; closures loom this week

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By Barry Amundson Verified
| Sioux Falls Live Verified
Sioux Falls drivers can expect several traffic alerts this week as the city's construction season reaches its halfway point. Work on Cliff Avenue and Interstate 229 will cause some of the biggest delays. Crews are set to place girders for the second of three new interstate bridges.
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Minnehaha County plans ahead with $2.3M opt-out vote

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By Barry Amundson Verified
| Sioux Falls Live Verified
SIOUX FALLS — Minnehaha County commissioners unanimously approved a property tax opt-out resolution on Tuesday morning, but it won’t have an effect on taxpayers until at least 2028. The move is part of an ongoing plan to look ahead as operational costs for the county — mostly for public safety and justice budgets — continue to increase substantially as the county grows and as a new floor on the county jail has had to open.
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