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A couple weeks ago I wrote about how the City of Sioux Falls lets the grass grow tall along the Big Sioux River and some other parks in order to filter storm run-off.

The City of Sioux Falls started using unmowed strips along the Big Sioux River several years ago to help improve water quality.

President Donald Trump had quite a week. From the FBI searching his personal lawyer's office, to pardoning Scooter Libby, to the first early details of the James Comey book, to finishing up the week with launching a round of missiles into Syria, it's fair to say that, even for Trump, it was eventful.

The results of the city election on Tuesday (April 10) were something of a repudiation of the current state of local government.

Hi there new Sioux Falls mayor! As a citizen, when it comes to city government I only really care about 5 things, and 3 of them are snow removal. Read on...

There’s been a fair amount of comment on the radio waves and elsewhere this week about public input at City Council meetings.

Where did we think this tariff thing was going to go? The daily escalation of threats and saber rattling between the Trump Administration and China started with steel and aluminum and has -- predictably -- landed in the lap of South Dakota farmers.

I believe we've reached the breaking point. It's time the Sioux Falls City Council pull the plug on televising the public input portion of its meetings.

It’s been clear for years that Sioux Steel would eventually move out of the spot just above Falls Park along the Big Sioux River, though they don’t necessarily have to.

Drugs and crime are everywhere in SD, according to some political ads. I'm sure those candidates plan to tackle this in ways that work, not just harass people.