Jeff has been a part of the Sioux Falls media for 35 years. He grew up in Southern California, and graduated from California State University, Fullerton, with a BA in Communications in 1986, before getting his start in television later that year at KNAZ-TV in Flagstaff, Arizona. He moved to Sioux Falls in 1989 to become Sports Director at KSFY-TV, a position he held for more than eight years. During that time, he was named ‘Sportscaster of the Year’ by the South Dakota Associated Press. His radio career began in September of 1997 and since 2011 he has been the mid-day host on B1027. In 2023, Jeff was inducted into the South Dakota Rock & Rollers Hall of Fame in the DJ category.
Jeff Harkness
2024 Downtown Sioux Falls Burger Battle: Swamp Daddy’s [Review]
The new year ushers in a brand-new list of contenders for the Downtown Sioux Falls Burger Battle, with a record 37 entrants in 2024.
The latest to hit my taste buds is the Boss Hog Burger from Swamp Daddy's Cajun Kitchen.
It's billed as:
'A Toasted cornbread bun with a compound butter, garlic honey aioli topped with a blend of beef, short rib, and brisket, andouille okra queso, smoked Tasso, and w
Some South Dakotans Will Be Paying a Lot More for Electricity
It's the first rate increase in nine years
2024 Downtown Sioux Falls Burger Battle: TommyJack’s [Review]
A record 37 burgers are vying for the top prize
Comedian Nick Swardson Coming to Grand Falls Casino & Golf Resort
Tickets go on sale January 12
WARNING: Watch Where You Dump Your Snow in South Dakota
You could end up behind bars
2024 Downtown Sioux Falls Burger Battle: Lineup and Reviews
A record 37 burgers afre vying for the top prize
Pet Foods Sold in Iowa Recalled over Contamination Concerns
Salmonella and listeria monocytogenes were found in three different products
2024 Downtown Sioux Falls Burger Battle: Fernson [Review]
A record 37 burgers are vying for the top prize
Check Your Garage: Ford Recalling 113,000 Vehicles
Potential rear axle issues are increasing the risk of crashes
Actor/Singer David Soul, Raised in Sioux Falls, Dead at 80
Graduated from Washington High School, attended Augustana College