On Jan. 26, 2023, South Dakota House Bill 1163 was first introduced. The bill, which was killed on Feb. 8, proposed to “prohibit the dissemination of obscene material to minors in a public school or...

All eight new classes coming to LHS next year have something unique to offer each student from an outlet to express their creativity, to an invitation to discuss the world around them.    REAL...

Let’s face it, we live in a world that relies so heavily on technology that the number of daily tasks that do not require it can be counted on one hand. As much as technology facilitates the workload...

The 2022-23 school year is in its last stretch as many winter activities are nearing their end and students are starting to think about their spring activities. Many of LHS’ annual events are also around...

On Jan. 19, 2023, a Swiss hacker leaked over 1.5 million names that were the 2019 No Fly List, a document that was kept on an unprotected server. But why has Pokémon been mentioned? The list in question...

Recently, Celsius has been taking all the hits with two different lawsuits. Their first encounter was with the rapper Flo-Rida, who claimed that the company used his name to reach his audience without...

Aiming to bring Sioux Falls youth to the stage and offer a platform for public speaking, TEDxYouth@SiouxFalls will be held at JHS this March.  The event, TEDxYouth, is simply an opportunity for Sioux...

Not all hackers are after your electronics or passwords. Enter Hack Club, a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering tech-interested youth in high schools across the country. First established...

The small town of Moscow, Idaho has been known for its peaceful college campus and parties, however, on Nov. 13, everything changed. The town went silent as the tragic news came out that four college roommates...

Over the past weekend, five cars were stolen throughout the city of Sioux Falls. Keloland states, “In each [of the five cases], the keys were in the ignition and the engine was running.” Big mistake....

A New York Times investigation recently found that thousands of high school students nationwide are pushed into Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) programs, either by schools making them...

Not many events capture the attention of fans around the world like the FIFA World Cup does. 32 teams make it into this prestigious tournament and after the top two teams from each group are established,...