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I-90 crash; Construction impacts bike shop; Warm up

I-90 crash; Construction impacts bike shop; Warm up

Yahoo09-06-2025
SIOUX FALLS S.D. (KELO)– Here are this morning's top stories with KELOLAND On the Go.
First responders in Pennington County were busy Sunday after being called to a crash on I-90 that left two people with life-threatening injuries.
I-90 crash leaves 2 seriously injured
32 teams made their way onto the ice this weekend for this year's 'Siouxperspiel.' 16 were from Sioux Falls, but the other half came from as far as Watertown, Aberdeen and central Minnesota. Eric Newhouse traveled from Omaha to participate for the second straight year.
'Siouxperspiel' attracts curlers from near and far
Construction on the Interstate 229 interchange in Sioux Falls means plenty of detours for drivers taking South Cliff Avenue, which is now closed. But people on two-wheels are finding an alternate route — on the bike path.
Road construction shifts gears for Sioux Falls bike shop
After the cool weather today, we are looking at a dramatic shift in temperatures tomorrow. It looks like widespread 80s and 90s are in the forecast with more sunshine across the region.
Dramatic warm-up tomorrow; Storms ahead Wednesday-Friday
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