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09-06-2025
- Climate
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I-90 crash; Construction impacts bike shop; Warm up
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 Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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09-06-2025
- Sport
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‘Siouxperspiel' attracts curlers from near and far
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — The curling community has been buzzing as the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Curling in Sioux Falls draws closer. To help keep that excitement in the air, Sioux Falls Curling hosted a tournament this weekend. 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. A summer staple frozen in time 'We had such a great time doing that, we thought we'd come back up and play. It's a fun club. There are great teams. The ice is terrific,' Newhouse said. Newhouse says the competition has been fierce. 'I think in general, the teams we faced are really, really good, especially the first one. Then you've got a couple of Olympic contenders sprinkled in there as well,' Newhouse said. The event, which curlers call a bonspiel, has also been good for the community. 'It brings people from outside of our community into Sioux Falls. We've had people going downtown to eat at our restaurants, going to The Falls, getting around Sioux Falls,' Sioux Falls Curling Vice President Jennifer Farke said. And the curlers who participated this weekend hope the sport continues to grow. 'Traditionally, most of your best curlers are going to be from Minnesota and Wisconsin. You don't see a lot of it in other parts of the country, but now, we've got a huge club down in Omaha. You've got a huge and growing club up here,' Newhouse said. 'I am super excited for this sport to grow and grow and grow because you can start at 11 years of age, and you can curl. There's a lady here curling; she's 86 years old, and I want to be her, and she plays pickleball, too. It's a sport anyone can play.' curler Kendra Gatz said. Team Workin from Fargo, North Dakota took home the championship. The Olympic Trials will take place at the Denny Sanford Premier Center from November 11-16. Road construction shifts gears for Sioux Falls bike shop Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
