In The Moment Segments

The Community Revitalization Collective is hosting seven forums in Sioux Falls' Whittier neighborhood. We explore what any community can learn from those discussions.

Our panel discussion looks at housing in South Dakota with a focus on affordable housing, workforce housing and the disruption of eviction.

On November 27, 2005, an ice storm caused excessive damage to twelve hundred transmission poles and approximately 725 miles of power lines.

Professional organizer Mrg Simon shares how tidying up can be life-changing. She brings us her tips for starting fresh and changing your perspective this holiday season.

As South Dakota warms up, can we add plants from our southern neighbors to our gardens? We ask the state climatologist and a horticulture specialist.

Humorist Dorothy Rosby shares the phone calls and Thanksgiving emergencies she would have posed to Turkey Confidential over the years.

Chris Madsen says he's made every mistake possible ahead of a planning a big meal. So he brings us the lessons he's learned on how to pull off a great Thanksgiving feast.

Our Dakota Political Junkie discusses Rep. Dusty Johnson's recent speech on civil discourse. Plus, he brings us a book review that reconsiders homesteading history.

Sioux Falls Police Chief Jon Thum makes the case for joining law enforcement. He says police officers make a difference in every corner of their communities.

The Swiss Choral Society was founded around 90 years ago as a way to celebrate Thanksgiving with traditional music. Its legacy lives on.