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2 days ago | dakotanewsnow.com | Brian Allen

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - A new program called Virtual Support Services provides a specialized kind of 24/7/365 care that saves time and improves care at 39 Lifescape adult services buildings. The people who work in this high-tech information center are doing very important and specialized work. All of it meant to keep people safe while helping them achieve greater independence in their daily lives. Brian Koll is the adult residential manager for Lifescape.

2 days ago | dakotanewsnow.com | Rachel DePompa

(InvestigateTV) — A recent Bankrate study found that 33% of Americans owe more on their credit cards than they have in their emergency savings account, making many question whether to prioritize paying down debt or adding to their savings. Kionnie Epps, a financial educator from the website and YouTube channel The Responsible Homegirl, said this is not an either-or situation: it’s both.

2 days ago | dakotanewsnow.com | Eric Horng

CHICAGO (WLS) – A man died in Chicago after jumping into the cold waters of Lake Michigan. Chicago Fire Department fivers mounted a desperate search in the chilly waters off 31st Street Beach, where an afternoon on the lakefront turned deadly. Jose Vasquez runs a charter boat business near the beach. He said he was in the area when the apparent drowning happened. “It’s very sad. To go against that current, it takes a lot. Even the strongest swimmer will probably go down in that water,” he said.

2 days ago | dakotanewsnow.com | Noelle Haynes |Emily Van de Riet

KINGSVILLE TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WOIO/Gray News) – A pregnant woman and her two young daughters died in a house fire Monday morning in Ohio. According to the Ashtabula County Sheriff’s Office, the 24-year-old pregnant woman and her two daughters, ages 2 and 8, were killed in the house fire in Kingsville Township. A GoFundMe page identifies the victims as mom Izzy and daughters Brooklynn and Celeste. Their last names were not yet given.

2 days ago | dakotanewsnow.com | Molly McBride |Amanda Alvarado

LAS VEGAS (KVVU/Gray News) - A homeowner said roughly 200 teenagers broke into her home and threw a party while she was out of town. On Saturday around 10:30 p.m., Jamie Lewis said she got a call from Las Vegas Metro Police asking if she was having a party. “Of course I said no, and to be fair, I really thought it was a fake call,” she said. Lewis said it was not until her husband got a call from neighbors that she realized what was happening in their home.