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If you travel between Cliff Avenue and Southeastern Avenue on 271st Street, your route is about to change for the next two months.

A masked figure is showing up at community events across Sioux Falls, and his message is pretty simple: help your neighbors.

This is just disturbing...Someone in South Dakota treated this poor fawn like a dog. I know the babies like fawns are cute, but keep your distance

The Sanford International is now just a few short weeks away, and more top-tier commitments are coming in by the day.

Before we know it, football season will officially kick off here in the Sioux Empire and beyond.

Texting lingo is constantly changing, and South Dakota is no exception with its own unique abbreviations.

Community leaders and mental health advocates unite for a relay that promises to uplift and inspire across South Dakota.

A new tool for law enforcement is sparking a debate in many communities right now.

Ian Munsick is bringing the spirit of country music to South Dakota with his new venue and exciting performances in the heart of Deadwood.

Now this is something you don't see everyday in South Dakota

Costco is known for bulk groceries, cheap hot dogs, and deals on everything from tires to televisions. Now, the retail giant is getting into the Medicare biz.

The Sioux Falls Lincoln Patriots will begin the season as the #1 team in South Dakota Class 11AAA High School Football.

Here's the surprising story of why it took so long for the Texas legends to make their small screen debut in 1986.

The bassist has also re-recorded some of the 1986 album's original tracks for the unnamed project.

"I said, 'we're in trouble.'"

Def Leppard guitarist insists latest health setback won’t stop him three years after he hit lowest ebb.

Last year, Young canceled all of his 2026 tour dates.

The long-awaited album also features Phil Anselmo dueting with King Diamond.

Poison drummer says he hasn’t thrown anyone under the bus in his upcoming book.

The Canadian rocker has more than 70 concerts booked and plans for new music as well.

Some of these albums started as studio recordings and turned into something completely different the moment a live crowd showed up.

Despite his name, the ZZ Top drummer was the only band member without an iconic beard.