Andy

Driving from Sioux Falls to the Black Hills is a hefty trip. It's pretty difficult to make it across the state without taking a pit stop.

LOOK: Sioux Falls received over 2-1/2 inches of rain. The rain combined with some major snowmelt caused widespread flooding in and around the city.

Getting pulled over is stressful. Seeing the flashing lights in your rearview can cause a lot of anxiety. Tickets are expensive too. But they aren't the most expensive thing.

With so many choices of places to visit and spend money, aside from the help of hot or cold Google reviews, how are you supposed to find out what is going to be great and what is going to be lame?

People asked questions that are merely ignorant or uninformed, but some are quite stupid.

The other day I was having a conversation about an old iconic building in Sioux Falls. With all of the changes over the years, I couldn't even remember where it was.

Every city has quirks. Sioux Falls is no different. There are particular things to this town that you don't necessarily see in other towns. Some make no sense and some make perfect sense.

Some jobs are really tough when it gets extremely hot outside. A friend texted me this morning that "construction doesn't stop for heat." So what do people in that industry, or others that must work outside do to stay cool?

South Dakota is a state loaded with small towns. One of them is by far more charming than all of the rest.

If your boyfriend gets arrested and you are the one going to bail him out, and you are in a stolen car and don't have a driver's license, you should walk to jail. One woman did not.