The Irmo Little League team pulled off a dramatic rally in an elimination game against Sioux Falls, South Dakota in the Little League World Series quarterfinals.

Snoozy was dominant on the mound, keeping Sioux Falls in front despite some scoring threats from Washington. It was that offensive breakout that sealed the game for Sioux Falls, though. Head Coach Ryan Vavruska credited the persistence of their lineup.

The Sioux Falls Little League has another chance to make it to the Little League World Series U.S. Championship game. Multiple local sports bars are hosting watch parties for the game. Cleveland Ave.

Irmo, South Carolina scored six runs in the seventh inning to walk-off Sioux Falls in a Little League World Series thriller, 7-6. Sioux Falls ends their season as

Throughout the week, the team has applauded the sportsmanship of their peers, both from other countries and in the United States, and one team from this tournament will be given an award for their efforts on and off the field.

The Sioux Falls City Council approved a proposal Tuesday that bans tents, dwellings or encampments in public places: a policy which could very well impact someone who can’t count on a steady roof over their head.

Over the past few years, the city of Sioux Falls has received thousands of complaints about its sidewalks, which are uneven or have too big of gaps that limit the ability for someone in a wheelchair to enjoy the same goods and services as others.

$79 million are expected to be paid to the state over an 18-year period, which is planned to go to drug abuse prevention in the state's largest cities

SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO.com) — The weeds are back and Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Sioux Falls has lost its non-profit status. Families say poor upkeep is just part of the problem, and they’re demanding answers about missing financial records. The Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Office has received complaints and says more may be coming soon.

A train was seen blocking multiple roads in downtown Sioux Falls. Police are calling it a “minor train derailment.” A KELOLAND News photographer is on the scene and will have details as they come. According to police,

A woman from Sioux Falls has been convicted of assaulting, resisting and impeding a federal officer.Michaela Big Eagle, 27, was sentenced to time served in custody through Aug. 25, 2025, which is the equivalent of approximately six months in federal prison.