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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- A licensed daycare provider in Sioux Falls has temporarily shut down as police investigate a possible child abuse Tuesday. According to a news release from the Sioux Falls Police Department, police were notified by the Department of Social Services about possible child abuse at Wildflower Academy on Lake Ave.  Parents [...]

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- It's Tuesday, October 22. Take a look at our top stories in news and weather with KELOLAND On The GO First@4. Officials are searching for a 12-year-old boy who went missing out of Crofton. A former tribal law enforcement officer has been sentenced after being convicted of multiple crimes. A [...]

Russia is considering actions to stoke protests and even violence over the U.S. election results, intelligence officials said on Tuesday, as foreign powers appear to be moving aggressively to undermine the democratic process during what is already expected to be a contentious vote count. Russia, along with Iran and China, has already sought to influence […]

Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel on Tuesday to discuss hopes for a cease-fire in Gaza in the wake of the killing of the Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar last week, even as the prospects for any truce appeared remote and the region tensely awaited an Israeli counterstrike […]

Two illegal alien gang members from Venezuela are accused of murdering a 59-year-old man in Stamford, Connecticut, this month. Gregory Marlyn Galindez-Trias, a 24-year-old illegal alien, and Moises Alejandro Candollo-Urbaneja, a 22-year-old illegal alien, were arrested in Rensselaer County, New York, after they allegedly used a credit card stolen from 59-year-old Angel Samaniego, who was found murdered on […]

Yehuda Bauer, whose family narrowly escaped the Nazis in their flight to Mandatory Palestine from Czechoslovakia in 1939, and who later drew on that experience in becoming a leading scholar of the Holocaust and antisemitism, died on Friday at his home in Jerusalem. He was 98. His daughter Anat Tsach confirmed his death. Dr. Bauer […]

Yehuda Bauer, whose family narrowly escaped the Nazis in their flight to Mandatory Palestine from Czechoslovakia in 1939, and who later drew on that experience in becoming a leading scholar of the Holocaust and antisemitism, died on Friday at his home in Jerusalem. He was 98. His daughter Anat Tsach confirmed his death. Dr. Bauer […]

When Samaya Boueri Ziade moved to Park Slope, Brooklyn, in 2009, she found no restaurants with exactly the sort of Lebanese food she remembered from her hometown, Tabarja, a coastal village north of Beirut. So she thought about opening one herself. She could picture it — a welcoming place with creamy white walls and pops […]

Longer-than-expected negotiations over the Pentagon’s next two batches of F-35s kept Lockheed Martin from collecting about $700 million last quarter, company officials said Tuesday. Lockheed hasn’t been able to strike a deal for the next two production lots—18 and 19—so they’ve had to spend company cash to keep the production line running. “As expected, aeronautics […]

Stan Asofsky was more than a rabid New York Knicks fan. He was a ticket holder with access, reflecting a time when professional sports venues were far less fortified and class-segregated. When one didn’t have to be Spike Lee, or Taylor Swift, to walk in a celebrity athlete’s world. Or play. During the 1960s, Mr. […]