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Opinion: Spiritual leaders against gun violence
We, the clergy leaders and spiritual leaders of the Traverse City area, are calling for an immediate ban on all assault weapons and all modifications of weapons that transform them into assault-style weapons. Further, we call on our state and local legislators to enact these four commonsense safety protocols in all future gun sales. 1. Background check and three-day wait for all gun purchases. 2. Minimum age of 21 for all gun purchases. 3.
WATCH: Help nab State Theater burglars
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO.com) The historic State Theater, under ongoing restoration in downtown Sioux Falls, wants the public's help in solving a recent burglary. A surveillance video posted on the State Theater Facebook page shows what looks like some young kids running through the building. Maybe you recognize them. If you do, or have any other tips, call the Police at 367-7000 or the State at 605-335-5757. Theater officials believe the culprits may have hid in the building after a recent tour.
The "Garth N Park" system; "S.D. Nice works!
That's the plan for how the city will handle the throngs who will come to The Denny for Garth Brooks' and Trisha Yearwood's nine concerts. As noted today at a news conference at Earl McCart Fields by The Denny by Mayor Mike Huether, Terry Torkildson, General Manager of the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center, and Matt Nelson, public parking manager, city of Sioux Falls: These are all components of the City's "Garth N Park" plan.
Daugaard: Schopp, Darnall should not be GEAR UP targets
PIERRE, S.D. (KELO.com) -- Governor Dennis Daugaard says members of his administration should not be targets of the GEAR UP investigation. That program has been under investigation in connection to embezzlements at the former Mid Central Educational Cooperative in Platte.
WATCH/PHOTOS: KELO-AM, MWC stations kick off relief drive
The semi-tractor trailer provided by Southeast Technical Institute that will transport food and other goods to the Houston Food Bank, 9/8/17. KELO.com photo by Todd Epp. KSFY-TV's morning crew assisted with the hurricane relief effort, 9/8/17. L-R: Vanessa Gomez, Simon Floss, and Erika Leigh. KELO.com photo by Todd Epp. KELO-FM's Andy Harris interviews Southeast Technical Institute student Tracey Dannelley live on his morning show during the MWC hurricane relief drive, 9/8/17.
Equifax breach affects one-third of SD
PIERRE, S.D. (KELO.com) -- An international data breach at credit-monitoring bureau Equifax has put personal information of 209 thousand South Dakotans at risk. Attorney General Marty Jackley released the following statement on Friday alerting residents: “The breach lasted from mid-May through July. The hackers accessed people’s names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and, in some instances, driver’s license numbers.
Friday night gunfire hits residence in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls, S.D. (KELO.com) – Sioux Fall Police are investigating an incident where gunshots hit a residence in Southwest Sioux Falls Friday night. Sioux Falls Police Department responded to an apartment complex near W 43rd Street and S. Westport Avenue. Multiple residents had called 911 to report hearing people fighting and what they believed to be gunshots. Once officers arrived on scene they located evidence that the structure had been hit with a gunshot.
Northbound I-29 repair work in Sioux Falls begins Tuesday
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – On Tuesday, Sept. 5, the South Dakota Department of Transportation will begin repairing the northbound lanes on Interstate 29 from 12th Street (Exit 79) to Madison Street (Exit 81) in Sioux Falls. Traffic will be reduced to two lanes in a 1 ½ mile segment to complete the repairs. Two lanes for through traffic will be maintained with the use of lane shifts prior to the work zone.
SD hunters having fun at PETA's expense
Undated (KELO AM) - The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals debuted a Facebook photo filter this week, however it's hunters that are making the frame popular. The filter reads "Shoot selfies, not animals," and is meant for PETA supporters to show their stance against hunting wild game for sport or food. The image also features a buck head and the PETA logo. Filters go over a user's profile picture and are often used to show support for a cause, sports team, or to look like a photo frame.
Farm Bureau to celebrate 100 years in South Dakota
Huron, S.D. (KELO AM) - The South Dakota Farm Bureau is using this year's state fair in Huron to kick off its 100th birthday in the state. "This is our centennial year and we are exited to offer special events for a week-long celebration at the South Dakota State Fair," said Krystil Smit, South Dakota Farm Bureau Executive Director.
NASS Provides Some Surprises
?Well it's not that uncommon that a NASS production report catches the market by surprise. But the August report almost out did itself providing crop numbers and yields that were well above market expectations. Robin Schmahl of Ag Dairy reviews the numbers and their possible impact and provides some marketing strategies for producers no matter if the report is spot on or tends to be too optimistic.
Fox Demo Project- Cover Crops (Thinking Ahead for Next Year)
Derek Van De Hey was busy planting cover crops last week. Today, in our latest installment on the Fox Demo Project we learn from Derek what crops he planted , the equipment he used and some of the benefits of using this process.
Forum Week 2,164: Dr. Rick D. Odland's book "Sioux Falls" (in the 1950's)
Jon Michaels, Public Affairs Director since 1977), talks with Dr. Rick Odland about his second book about Sioux Falls. The 1950s and 1960s were a time of historic growth, when over 20,000 new residents chose to make Sioux Falls their home. In 1981, Citibank came to Sioux Falls, bringing many more people to the city. Since the start of the 21st century, health care has been the job sector employing the most people in Sioux Falls, creating jobs and bringing many new medical specialties to the area.
2 Dead Near Watertown
WATERTOWN, SD Two people died early Sunday morning in a two-vehicle crash south of Watertown. A 2002 Toyota Corolla was northbound on U.S. Highway 81 when it crossed the center line and collided with a southbound 2003 Chrysler Concorde. The Concorde went into the west ditch and started on fire. The 16-year-old female driver of the Corolla and the 64-year-old male driver of the Concorde were both pronounced dead at scene.
Eclipse in Sioux Falls Area
SIOUX FALLS,SD (KELO-AM) - The National Weather Service forecast is calling for cloud cover and showers on Monday, which could limit the view of the Solar Eclipse. Forecaster Kyle Weiser says there's still a chance the clouds will clear enough for a "peak" at the historic event.
Forum Week 2,164: Hunting for the Handicapped with Mike Costanzo
Public Affairs Director, Jon Michaels, (since 1977) talks with Mike Costanzo about the PDR Youth Hunt for the Handicapped in Clark, SD. The PDR Hunt is a non-profit philanthropic organization registered with the State of SD since 2008. Their annual hunt in Clark SD provides a White-tail deer hunt to disabled youth. Dean Rasmussen of Clark started this hunt to honor his late grandson Peyton Dean Rasmussen whose life was taken by spinal meningitis in 1999.
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Missing Man | News | Big Country 92.5
SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO-AM) - Sioux Falls Police are asking for your help in finding Brian Joseph Azure. Brian is a 32 year old male 5'9" 210 lbs, shaved head and glasses, who was last seen in the area of 41st Street and Sertoma. Azure is said to have special needs and challenges. He is wearing a baseball cap, windbreaker, tan pants and possibly carrying a pillow case. If you see Brian, please call 911 or 367-7000.
Chamber members, check your email for airport survey
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO-AM) -- Sioux Falls Regional Airport has asked the Sioux Falls Development Foundation and the Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce to distribute an airport survey to its members. The Chamber says the survey will guide airport personnel on ways to improve the level of customer service, facilities and other amenities. The Airport Authority is developing a strategic plan for 2022.
BIG Country presents: FRANKIE BALLARD at The District
Friday, October 6 @ 8:30pm at THE DISTRICT in Sioux Falls Tickets available at etix.com and pepperentertainment.com
Sioux Falls first in nation for virus trials
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO AM) Sanford Health in Sioux Falls is the first site in the country for clinical trials to test a genetically-engineered virus to fight certain cancer tumors. The Phase I immunotherapy trial is for those ages 18 and older with metastatic solid tumors that have not responded to standard treatments. Enrollees will be injected with the virus and watched for 43 days to see what happens.
Arrowhead targeted for major face lift starting Monday
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO AM) A $9.4 million facelift for East Arrowhead Parkway on Sioux Falls growing east side will begin on Monday and take two year to complete. The busy parkway will be widened to six lanes and include bike lanes in a major joint project between the city and the State Department of Transportation. The city says more than 18-thousand vehicles use Arrowhead each day...and that's projected to increase to 42-thousand by 2040.
Forum Week 2,163: Al Green's New Lifelight City Fest Aug. 26th & 27th at the Canaries Ballpark
Public Affairs Director Jon Michaels (since 1977) talks with Al Green about the new Lifelight City Festival August 26th & 27th at the Canaries Ballpark. To celebrate a coming together of the community, the Serve Sioux Falls will culminate with City Fest. The event will include a main stage with local and multi-cultural speakers, and Christian music artists.
BIG COUNTRY PREMIERE! Brett Eldredge "The Long Way"
BIG COUNTRY PREMIERE! Brett Eldredge "The Long Way" Inside the Mind of Robbie Owens
Friday night armed robbery in Sioux Falls
SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO AM) – Sioux Falls Police are investigating an armed robbery in northeast Sioux Falls. Police were called to the area near North Sherman Avenue and East 4th Street about 8:20 Friday night. The victim reported that three suspects with hand guns approached and demanded everything he had.
New numbers-cruncher wanted on Audit Committee
Sioux Falls, S.D. (KELO AM) - Sioux Falls residents are invited to apply for a vacant position on the City’s Audit Committee to serve a three-year term. This committee, which includes both City Councilors and citizen volunteers, is empowered by City ordinance to develop an annual audit program, review staff audit reports, and recommend changes to the City’s financial practices.
Farm Bureau says NAFTA good for ag
LINCOLN, Neb. (KELO-AM) -- Don't underestimate the value of NAFTA - that's the message some Nebraska farm leaders are sending as lawmakers prepare to renegotiate the trade deal with Canada and Mexico. The North American Free Trade Agreement is more than 20 years old, and Nebraska Farm Bureau President Steve Nelson said it's been very beneficial for agriculture in Nebraska and other states. He said NAFTA represents about $38.1 billion in trade from 1993 to 2016.
Forum Week 2,162: Dr. Cass Ingram - The Lyme Disease Cure
Public Affairs Director, Jon Michaels (since 1977), talks with Dr. Cass Ingram about his personal experience with Lyme Disease and his new book about his cure. Destroying Lyme with natural cures—without any side effects? That’s precisely what Dr. Cass Ingram achieved after contracting a potentially deadly case of this disease. With Dr. Ingram’s The Lyme Disease Cure natural medicine protocols, there is no way for the pathogen to hide. Lyme can be cured.
Forum Week 2,161: American Heart Association Walk for North & South Dakota
Public Affairs Director (since 1977), Jon Michaels, talks with Chrissy Meyer, Commun ications Director for the American Heart Associaton of North and South Dakota. Life is why we walk. Thanks to all our walkers, donors and volunteers who have accepted the challenge to help fight heart disease and stroke.
Forum Week 2,161: Rocky Mountain Oysters - 40 Years of Sioux Falls Folk and Rock Music
Public Affairs Director, Jon Michaels (since 1977), talks Tom Schaefer and Tim Coates, two members of the Rocky Mountain Oyster Band. They represent over 40 years of local folk and rock music. They come together Aug. 3rd at the Icon, noon Aug. 4th at the Old Courthouse Museum and at the Sioux River Music Festival on the night of Aug. 4th.
Rounds highlights how GOP and Dems work together
WASHINGTON, D.C. (KELO AM) South Dakota U.S. Senator Mike Rounds (R) wants to point out that legislation to improve veterans access to GI benefits has sailed out of committee with broad bipartisan support. It's proof that the two parties do work together, sometimes anyway. Senator Rounds' part in the Harry W. Colmery Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2017, includes broadening benefits for Purple Heart recipients. The legislation reforms education benefits for post-9/11 veterans.
Lady Antebellum SPOOFS Sam Hunt?!!
Lady Antebellum SPOOFS Sam Hunt?!! Inside the Mind of Robbie Owens
FORUM WEEK 2,160: Everything About 78th Sioux Empire Fair, Aug. 4th Through the 13th.
Public Affairs Director, Jon Michaels, talks to Brittany Will, Director of Marketing and Public Relations, and Courtney Drenth, Executive Administrative Assistant, about the 78th Annual Sioux Empire Fair at the W. H. Lyons Fairgrounds starting Aug. 4th through Aug. 13th.
FORUM WEEK 2,159: Greg "Roadgrader" Jamison's Unofficial Campaign for Mayor
Public Affairs Director Jon Michaels (since 1977) talks about local issues with Greg Jamison, a former counsel member and now a member of the state legislature. Greg is expected to announce his campaign for mayor next month.
FORUM WEEK 2,158: South Dakota Family Connection, Children's Connection and Cake Wars
Public Affairs Director Jon Michaels (since 1877) talks with Executive Director Lou Vogt and board member George Hahn of the Family Connection about Cake Wars. Since Mother's Day weekend 1996, Family Connection continues to serve and support individuals and families with loved ones in prison. We began with our hospitality house on the corner of Minnesota Avenue and 7th Street. Over the years, we’ve grown, adding a second hospitality house.
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