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A speeding driver in Yankton County learned the hard way that wide-open roads don't mean anything goes. Deputy was watching.

The NDSU Bison are the favorites to win the Summit League on both the Men's and Women's side this season.

# What's Going On in the Sioux Empire The Sioux Empire has plenty to keep you busy this week and beyond.

Regardless of the circumstances, not one or two...but three young teenagers are home. That's all that matters

The morning mall-walking miles will feel easy with a cup of joe or two

The Northern State Wolves are one of just two NSIC schools that currently have a number in front of their name in the AFCA poll.

The South Dakota State Jackrabbits are back to being the #1 team in all of FCS college football.

The Minnesota Vikings picked up their fourth win in as many games on Sunday against the Dolphins, but it came at a cost.

From horse and buggy deliveries to modern dry cleaning, Shipleys shaped how this town handled laundry for over a century.

"Bryon will welcome the opportunity to truthfully share his perspective.”

Take a closer look at the lineup for October at the Sioux Falls State Theatre...if you dare

South Dakota's got more ghosts per person than you'd think. Eagle Butte's leading the charge with over two dozen sightings.

Special fall independent store event returns in November.

That first track can make or break whether you hear the rest of the album. Here's why the best opening songs matter so much.

Frank Zappa's "Zoot Allures" gets the full remaster treatment this December with a massive box set that goes way beyond the original.

He was convicted of defrauding his followers out of $158 million.

Former Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman recently earned the highest honor given by the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

It was not the first time that the British rock legends had been part of a controversy in the area.

Sheryl Crow's back with a new album that's all about finding your way through the mess and reconnecting with people who matter.

Shock rock icon admits there’s a small chance one of his props could kill him: “What if this is the night?”

South Dakota is keeping National Guard soldiers working with immigration enforcement through 2027, with federal money backing the effort.