Sioux Falls

If you wondering what's happening in Sioux Falls this week, Betsy McCarty of the Convention and Visitors Bureau has the information.

Just a few of the events taking place:

Industrial and Automotive Career Fair at Southeast Tech

Into the Pit Quarry Tour at the Old Courthouse Museum

Pickleball at Kenny Anderson Community Center

University Center Career Fair at the University Center

Business and Professional Services Career Fair at Mickelson Center/Southeast Tech

Junior League General Membership Meeting at 3638 South Southeastern Ave

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The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is hosting two hearings about Native Americans in the foster care system ahead of a planned summit next month.

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Several people suffered minor injuries in a rollover accident on the I-29 ramp at Exit 71.

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Sioux Falls Fire Rescue was dispatched to a reported structure fire on Saturday at 6 a.m. The caller reported a residential duplex with smoke coming from the roof and residents still inside the duplex.

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Xcel Energy estimates to have power fully restored by Saturday after this week's ice and snow event.

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Beware of Storm Scams

Residents Should Be Aware of Potential Scams Related to the Storm

Area residents need to be aware that dishonest individuals may attempt to take advantage of the current weather situation and try to scam trusting citizens. City officials have received reports of persons going door-to-door asking for donations for cleanup efforts. Following are some tips to help citizens recognize fraudule

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On Wednesday at around 11:30 a.m., Sioux Falls Fire Rescue units were dispatched to a reported structure fire in the 2800 W. Costello Rd.

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An elderly woman is dead after a house fire in Sioux Falls on Friday.  Jeff Helm, Fire Rescue Division Chief tells KSOO Radio: "About 6:25am this morning, fire crews were dispatched to 31st and Duluth area for a structure fire

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Sioux Falls Mayor Mike Huether says residents should beware of storm related scams.

In an exclusive interview with KSOO Radio Friday morning, Huether says "there are a group of folks going out there soliciting money for our fire and police teams

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Gaylynn Huber of Sioux Falls Streets says his work crews are making progress.

Huber tells KSOO Radio: "It's been going pretty decent with all the tree branches down.  We changed the way we plow the streets because of all the tree branches

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