Sioux Falls saves lives: Mayor Paul TenHaken spotlights how The Link’s community triage center has provided over 15,000 patient visits in four years, slashed involuntary drug and alcohol commitments by 97%, and united first responders, health systems, and nonprofits in fighting the opioid crisis — learn what’s driving success.
Major funding for local bases: Senator Rounds secured major new funding for Ellsworth Air Force Base and the Watertown National Guard in the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act — find out how it could strengthen South Dakota’s military footprint.
Ambassadors transforming downtown Sioux Falls: A seven-member team tackles an average of 1,400 tasks every day—from power washing gum stains and hauling 25,000 pounds of trash in 2024 to de-escalating crises and connecting unhoused residents with services — find out how they’re keeping downtown safe and spotless.
Fernson’s northeast taproom reopens today: The 1,800-square-foot, dog- and kid-friendly space at 1400 E. Robur Dr. starts pouring Fernson beer on tap and serving Totally Rad Eats pizzas and snacks during regular hours — find out what’s on tap.
Summit League stays in Sioux Falls: The conference has extended its deal with the Denny Sanford Premier Center to host its basketball championships through 2029, marking 21 consecutive years in the city — find out what this extension means.
Amazon’s newest Sioux Falls move: Amazon has snapped up almost 32 acres at Foundation Park next to its 83-acre fulfillment center to launch a new operations facility and boost delivery speed — learn what comes next.
Other Sioux Falls headlines this week
- Lane closure on Minnesota Avenue slows traffic
- Last of three casino arrestees sentenced
- July brings fresh plant arrivals and events
- South Dakota Lawmakers Seek to Curb Recidivism
- South Veterans Parkway nears halfway point
- Glazer returns to Rapid City July 18–19
- Postal service cuts back in Sioux Falls
- Sioux Falls councilors push city-backed airport expansion
