US EditionMany high-growth cities see slowing number of new residents
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Many high-growth cities see slowing number of new residents
Construction on the Sioux Falls Lutheran School at 6715 S. Boe Lane near I-29 and 85th Street on May 28, 2025. Photo: Jay Pickthorn / The Dakota ScoutSouth Dakota’s fastest growing city saw another jump in people moving to its expanding borders – once again leading the state in population growth, according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau estimates.But the growth in Harrisburg didn’t hit the double-digit figures that it had hit in the previous t…
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