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Imagine reaching for a bottle of hand sanitizer, only to find out it could pose a serious health risk. That's the reality for some consumers.

With a surge in motorcycle traffic, Sturgis witnessed some impressive stats this year. The vibe was electric, but was it all smooth riding?

The Sioux Falls Marathon takes place in late September this year, and event planners anticipate another big event showcasing what our great city has to offer.

South Dakota's population is growing, with Sioux Falls and Rapid City leading the charge in growth.

Hey, Mayor Paul, if you're reading this, who won?

I guess it's true: South Dakota is on meth, no matter how big or small!

We're just a few short weeks away from kickoff to the college football season, and both the Augustana Vikings and Sioux Falls Cougars enter with high expectations.

After years of waiting, the community's favorite grocery chain is finally set to open its doors in Brandon. Exciting times ahead!

In a big move for Sioux Falls, Governor Rhoden has locked eyes on a prime site for a new penitentiary. Let’s break down what this means for the community.

Wildfire smoke fills South Dakota skies as risk rises in the Black Hills, prairie counties, and across the state during dry summer months.

Living in a state without income tax has its perks, especially for families and local businesses, but what about the trade-offs lurking beneath the surface?

Summer's here, but it sure feels like it’s racing past us.

The album's first single, a cover of the classic "Always on My Mind," is already available.

They've both since issued solo albums.

"It's a long way to the top and staying there takes it out of you, especially an Aerosmith tour," guitarist said.

He also explains why he didn't perform at Black Sabbath's farewell concert.

The singer says he's been "overwhelmed" by the difficulty of touring without using the REO Speedwagon name.

Late virtuoso played the ax on the band's 1982-83 Hide Your Sheep Tour.

Over the years, contributors from the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and the Who simply disappeared into obscurity.

Blocks of inspirational text have appeared on his social media accounts with no clear sources cited.

Can you believe it's been 33 years since the Mall of America first opened its doors? A nostalgic look back at its journey through time.

His filing with the U.S. Trademark Office may explain new social media postings with the phrase "Journey Beyond."