Bus rollover; CTE building; chilly Sunday
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — It's Sunday, March 30. Take a look at our top stories with KELOLAND On The GO.
The South Dakota Highway Patrol says several passengers were hurt Saturday when a bus rolled on Interstate 90 west of the Vivian, SD exit.
Bus rollover on Interstate 90
A Harrisburg woman died in a two-vehicle crash Friday afternoon near Canton.
Woman dead following crash near Canton
A traffic stop during a saturation patrol in Hamlin County turned into a pursuit and an arrest Friday afternoon.
Saturation patrol leads to pursuit & arrest
A stretch of Interstate 90 in Rapid City is back open to traffic Sunday morning following a semi-truck crash.
Semi-truck crash closes part of I-90
Saturday was a messy day across KELOLAND. From snow to freezing rain and even some pea-sized hail, there was truly something for everyone.
Storm Center AM Update: Chilly Sunday; Watching the Midweek Outlook
Sanford Health's Bloom the Boutique helps well over a dozen cancer patients each month get a new wig. But it's not everyday the salon gets a request for an unnatural hair color.
Ovarian cancer patient receives sparkly purple wig
A Sioux Falls School is getting ready to give their students a more in-depth lesson in agriculture.
CTE is adding a new agriculture building
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