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Sexual Abuse Survivor Jolene Loetscher, who is this week's guest on KXRB's "I Love Life," shares her story of hope and inspiration.

In light of the recent prostitution sting in Sioux Falls, Police Chief Doug Barthel says additional stings will take place in the coming days.

Sioux Falls Police Chief Doug Barthel talks about the texting ban that was approved by the city council.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - A monthly survey suggests that the continuing drought and lessening export demand for U.S. products are among the drains on the economy in nine Midwest and Plains.

A report released Tuesday says August's Mid-America Business Conditions Index remained below growth neutral for a second month

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A Sioux Falls man is charged after city, county and state police say they executed a search warrant at his home and discovered methamphetamine and the equipment used to make it.

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South Dakota U.S. Attorney Brendan Johnson talks about human trafficking in the region.

Sioux Falls Police Information Officer Sam Clemens urges motorists to drive with caution now that school is in session.

The Sioux Falls Police Department is out in full force this week at school zones throughout the city.  Traffic Officer Chris Treadway, in an interview in his patrol car with KXRB Radio News Director Jerry Dahmen, talks about the crackdown on drivers at Sioux Falls school zones

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Information officer Sam Clemens says police were called by the manager of the Baymont Inn in Sioux Falls after she noticed suspicious activity by a man who had rented a room there. Clemens says the manager suspected prostitution.

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There's good news for people in eastern and southeastern Sioux Falls. As of Wednesday morning, all lanes of Southeastern Avenue between 18th and 26th Streets are open to traffic.

The city public works department says new striping along the 8 block stretch includes two northbound lanes and one southbound lane

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