Apartment fire; Crash; Severe weather chances
Sioux Falls Fire Rescue responded to an apartment fire Sunday morning. There were no civilian or responder injuries, however, a dog died as a result of the fire.
Dog dies in Sioux Falls apartment fire
Police responded to a crash on E 33rd Street around 6:00 Saturday morning. Allegedly, the incident was alcohol-related and the driver plowed into two parked cars.
Crash involves multiple vehicles on East 33rd
We are closely monitoring the latest weather conditions today in KELOLAND. Stay alert to changing conditions with our KELOLAND Storm Tracker App and right here at KELOLAND.com through the day.
Developing now; Severe weather chances in KELOLAND today
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