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Elk are back in Iowa after 155 years, though these days they're just passing through during fall.

On Friday morning, the football world received the news that the legendary Mike Ditka had passed away at the age of 86.

The largest intersection in South Dakota is nearly ready. Arrowhead Parkway will open up a whole new route for the growing east side.

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

Free movie night downtown Sioux Falls is back, and this time it's a space mystery that'll keep you guessing until the credits roll.

A trio of South Dakota college athletes lead the nation in a few categories thus far this season, accentuating the impact they've had on the gridiron.

The Baltimore Ravens had a self-imposed need at Center this season.

After decades hosting The Tonight Show, Jay Leno never really stopped doing what he loves most, standup comedy, and he's coming to Larchwood.

Owners of Roots of Brasil say the restaurant is "on the struggle bus again."

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.

The entire venue was bathed in (virtual) bovine blood and semen for the debut of the 'Load' single.

Drummer puts recent onstage medical emergency behind him to help his band deliver 26-song set in San Antonio.

A recent study analyzed FBI violent and property crime data in 128 Minnesota cities. You can probably guess which one lands at No. 1, but the No. 2 city and a few others on the list will surprise you. Here’s the full countdown.

Rock Hall champion of heavy bands is proud of his contribution to making the scene bigger than ever.

Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony did not participate this year. Here's why.

Foreigner vocalist dismisses current music as commercial and poppy, and says radio wouldn't play his band's hits today.

Terry Bozzio has now made his official debut with the band.

Wishing at 11:11, lifting your feet over railroad tracks, and fearing Bloody Mary: the childhood myths and rituals we swore by.

The drummer had been taken to a hospital after playing just two songs on Thursday night.

"If you don't like what we're doing, you can kiss our ass," Pitbull raps in the intro.