SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Here are this morning’s top stories with KELOLAND On the Go.
A family from Mariupol, Ukraine has called Watertown home for the past two years and recently was told they need to leave the country in under a month. The family needs to leave by August 17 and multiple attempts to apply for asylum have been denied.
Every summer, hundreds of people gather in Viborg for four days of Danish traditions. The event dates back to more than a century ago.
An email sent out this week from Downtown Sioux Falls says the city of Sioux Falls is looking at budget cuts that could take away $150,000 every year from the Downtown Ambassador Program.
It’s been stormy at times the past 24 hours in KELOLAND, with baseball size hail reported in Todd County last evening.
