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3 weeks ago | b1027.com | Danny Van Otterloo

Mysterious Humming on East Side Driving Sioux Falls Residents NutsSouth Dakota MysteryPeople have been reporting hearing a "humming" noise for a few years now and no definitive answer has been found. Theories range from trains, plains, buzzing cicadas, street lights, electrical transformers - and none of these answers seem to satisfy annoyed people. Another theory posted that it could be a new 5G tower in the area.

2 months ago | b1027.com | Danny Van Otterloo

It would appear that a hauntingly fun time is setting up in the Empire Mall parking lot in Sioux Falls. It also appears this might be too much for young children. Paranormal Cirque is back in town promising to give thrills and chills to fans. The Paranormal Cirque is open from April 25 - 28 before it moves to more Midwest locations. The high-rising tents are known as Clown Castles and hosts death-defying shows as well as terror-laced scenes. Sound fun?

2 months ago | b1027.com | Danny Van Otterloo

File this under "what the heck happened?" Customers were greeted today at Hibachi Grill Supreme Buffet with a hand-drawn sign on the door simply stating, "closed 4/8/25."Closed sign on Hibachi Supreme Grill April 8, 2025According to the post by the Tea Storm Chasers, "There are multiple agents on scene, and they are in the process of an investigation, with more information to come."The popular family-style buffet has certainly had its share of trouble in the past.

Jul 29, 2024 | b1027.com | Andy Gott

The northern lights, or aurora borealis, may soon grace the skies over Minnesota and South Dakota!The NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center is forecasting favorable conditions for the Northern Lights over Minnesota and South Dakota. Forecast Good For Northern Lights Over Minnesota and South Dakota-Getty ThinkstockThis celestial spectacle is expected to be visible in the northern United States including Minnesota and South Dakota due to increased solar activity.

Aug 9, 2023 | b1027.com | Nicole Sherwood

Metallica gifted Central Wyoming College $100,000. The rock band’s foundation, All Within My Hands, selected the college as part of its multi-million dollar investment in critical workforce programs in colleges around the US. Metallica’s mission is to “bring dignity to the trades.” Central Wyoming College selected the Automotive Technology program to be the focal point of the initiative.