Lauren Soulek

In South Dakota, there are over 10 thousand federal employees, according to a report from the Economic Policy Institute. It’s unclear how many have been affected by the layoffs, but there have been cuts. https://t.co/QFBP8u8Q3l

KELOLAND+ is offering more people the opportunity to keep up with the news live from anywhere in the country! https://t.co/PQfi3Kn3wW

The food shack along Sanborn Avenue in Mitchell, formerly known as the Hungry Dog and Zesto’s before that, will soon have a name familiar to people in the Sioux Falls area: B&G Milky Way. https://t.co/2q88FDMVOX

Prom season is coming up, and it’s not always the most affordable high school experience. That’s part of the reason two friends in Vermillion opened up a new formal attire shopping experience. https://t.co/6FElRdbjFy

In South Dakota, many industries rely on immigrants to fill their labor force, especially the state’s biggest industry — agriculture. https://t.co/s5I6nUWMbs

A family in Veblen, South Dakota, had a once-in-a-lifetime experience Tuesday night when one of their cows gave birth to quadruplets. The chance of that happening is 1 in 700,000. What’s even more rare is that they all survived! https://t.co/KB3HYD3aKX

The One2 building in downtown Sioux Falls is now ready to welcome in tenants ahead of schedule. We’ll take a look at these new apartments from Lloyd Companies in tonight’s Your Money Matters at 10! https://t.co/4Lv8AHTxgB

“I believe how this specific property management company continues to operate is morally and ethically wrong. And quite frankly, I’m tired of it,” TenHaken said. https://t.co/j5RQAcEvvx

Residents in the 4004 building of the Woodlake Apartments owned by Tzadik Management say they haven’t been able to rely on warm temperatures inside. https://t.co/QuKt9hYksS

LEVO Credit Union in Sioux Falls is awarding eight area teachers with $500 through its ‘Adopt A Classroom’ program. Tonight at 10 on #KELONews, I’ll introduce you to one of those teachers — Jessica Foley who teaches 5th grade at Terry Redlin. https://t.co/KmpxmJeDvG

A local food truck now has a colorful restaurant where you can get authentic Mexican food all year. In tonight’s Your Money Matters at 10, I’ll take you to Taqueria Juanita in Sioux Falls! #KELONews https://t.co/GdZ2EswIy7

585 recent college graduates have gotten help buying their first home in South Dakota this year thanks to the state housing authority’s ‘Grants for Grads’ program. The goal of the program was to provide between 900 and a thousand grants. https://t.co/OnHVe9zOlq

The U.S. Department of Labor says more than $400 thousand have been recovered in unpaid wages for over 600 South Dakota workers — and they want to get that money into the hands of those who have earned it. https://t.co/a0umKXyYTR

The free broadcast of high school sports tournaments and emergency weather alerts are in jeopardy under Gov. Kristi Noem’s proposed $3.6 million cut in South Dakota Public Broadcasting funding, an SDPB official said. https://t.co/FeiZXhMDYL

Happy Monday, everyone, I hope you all had a great Thanksgiving weekend! ICYMI, here's my Eye on KELOLAND from Friday night about the woman behind Cakes by Monica in Vermillion and her decision to retire: https://t.co/YJEJjChK6O