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The Minnesota Vikings defense is out to a stellar start to the season, and has propelled the team to a 2-0 record this season.

South Dakota law enforcement is ramping up sobriety checkpoints across the state this month, covering 20 counties you might travel through.

Less than three years removed from the recent addition of a Women's Wrestling program, the Sioux Falls Cougars are set to add another growing sport to the fold.

Five South Dakota hospitals just earned five-star ratings in Forbes' first national hospital rankings, and the winners might surprise you.

The Green Bay Packers are 1-1 after a pair of very trying games to start the 2026 season.

Sioux Falls is getting a postal upgrade that could shave days off your mail delivery starting next year. The facility becomes a regional hub keeping packages in state.

Heads up if you use I-229 northbound at Cliff Avenue, traffic patterns are shifting as construction continues through the fall

The Minnesota Wild recently extended the contract of Head Coach John Hynes, and now the team is following suit with the General Manager.

Grand Falls Casino is bringing the Wheel of Fortune experience to Sioux Falls, and ticket holders get a real shot at the big prizes.

If you filled prescriptions for generic drugs between 2009 and 2019, you could qualify for compensation from a settlement with major manufacturers.

More than 400 animals are counting on the community right now. The local shelter is at maximum capacity and actively seeking adopters and foster families.

The band's New York concert is just one of many events that have been affected.

Damon Johnson tells UCR the story behind the group's latest album and the tribute to his Lynyrd Skynyrd bandmate Gary Rossington.

Rest in peace.

The set collects seven previously unreleased complete concerts from the band's 'Chocolate and Cheese' tour.

The surprise gig featured hits, rarities and the debut of the band's latest single.

This track was originally meant to be included on the 'Help!' soundtrack.

She "got out of her bed" to sing "Torn," Bono recalls.

Black Sabbath's final show became something bigger than a concert. The new film captures what happened when a legend refused to leave the stage.

He's attempting to trademark a new group called "Journey Beyond" for future use.

Jay Jay French insists Twisted Sister "don't get the respect we should get."