Sioux Falls, SD News Roundup (7/27/25)

Sioux Falls road snarls: Multiple lanes and sidewalks are closed this week for projects from 41st Street to Arrowhead Parkway, with major interchange work causing detours — find out which routes to avoid.

Nonprofit seeks $3M in aid: Feeding South Dakota has asked the Legislature for a one-time $3 million appropriation to replace 1.5 million pounds of food lost since March under USDA cuts, warning rural pantries could face steep shortages when lawmakers reconvene in January — find out what happens next.

After-hours drop-off pause: Beginning Aug. 1, the Sioux Falls Area Humane Society will suspend stray animal drop-offs outside business hours so staff can gather vital background info and prepare proper care — find out how you can help.

One year of change: Downtown Sioux Falls feels safer and more welcoming after ambassadors, nonprofits and a zero-tolerance policing strategy joined forces to curb nuisance activity and connect people with resources — find out what’s driving the turnaround.

Severe thunderstorm watch: The National Weather Service put parts of eastern South Dakota and central and southern Minnesota under a watch Sunday afternoon, cautioning of 70 mph gusts, 2-inch hail, and possible tornadoes until midnight — find out how to stay safe.

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