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Imagine a roadside stop that once buzzed with travelers, now these South Dakota Ghost Towns stand silent and still

Two ambitious Augustana students have brewed up something special to celebrate 20 years of nature at a Sioux Falls arboretum.

South Dakota Coyote Women's Basketball Head Coach Carrie Eighmey just wrapped up year number two in Vermillion.

Ever wondered where a pint will cost you the most? It’s not where you might think! Get ready for some surprising beer price insights.

Out with the old and in with the new! Get ready for some splash-tastic upgrades coming soon at two Sioux Falls city pools.

All these pets need is a second chance. Will you give them a home?

With road crews out in full force, summer feels a lot like a construction zone. Get ready to adjust those driving routes, folks!

Daniel Faalele has been a massive presence and part of the Ravens offensive line over the past four seasons.

From savory meatballs to sweet caramels, it’s fascinating to see what Costco favorites reveal about our local tastes. Let’s dig into the delicious details.

The City of Sioux Falls has begun planting trees through its CommuniTree Assistance Program, a five-year effort to strengthen the city’s urban forest.

With over 30 vendors lined up, this month’s market promises something for everyone. Vintage finds, local eats, and a car show await you!

This April, the city is rolling out new grants to help local groups tackle pressing environmental challenges.

They're playing multiple dates in Florida, Illinois and Louisiana.

Mysterious billboards advertising a band called the Cockroaches have popped up around London.

UCR has your chance to see this summer's Southern Hospitality tour in style as a VIP.

These bizarre, half-remembered TV shows feel more like dreams than reality — but every single one of them actually aired.

Check out UCR's exclusive premiere of the new song, which arrives in advance of their upcoming Southern Hospitality tour.

It's the second single from the band's upcoming album, 'Your Favorite Toy.'

It's from Frampton's upcoming album, 'Carry the Light,' his first of all-new music in over 15 years.

The actor and songwriter tells UCR about revisiting the classic song in his new video, which offers a call to action for those who might need help as the suicide epidemic continues to grow.

Their influence on the music of the following eras is undeniable.

Some were struck by member defections, some by death. Others just had a run of very bad luck.