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A September warm spell hits different than August heat. Suddenly everyone remembers the lake exists.

Packers head to Minnesota for the season opener Sunday, but they're dealing with some key injuries along the offensive line right out of the gate.

Ever notice how you say Kleenex instead of facial tissue, or Google something on Bing? Some brands just took over entire product categories.

Downtown Sioux Falls transforms into an open-air gallery this Saturday, as artists from across the region and the country set up alongside the Washington Pavilion.

Sioux Falls is opening two free drop sites this weekend for all those leaves and branches piling up in your yard.

Matthew Mors is officially calling it a career as a player, but he's staying very close to the game of basketball.

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

Josh Jacobs was due in court on Thursday in Wisconsin to face charges related to an alleged domestic violence incident that occurred in late May.

The Sanford International is back and better than ever this summer right here in Sioux Falls.

Bow season kicks off September 19th, but Minnesota hunters need to know about major rule changes coming this year

A nationwide effort to preserve everyday American narratives is making stops in Sioux Falls this September.

Sioux Falls locked in its budget Tuesday with a decision that keeps surveillance cameras rolling through the city, but not everyone's comfortable with it.

Ian Gillan says it was good to prove to the world that no bad blood remained from the past.

From career peaks and acclaimed artistic comebacks to ambitious mistakes, Sept. 12 is a busy day for album anniversaries.

Carl Palmer recalls how close the supergroup came to being fronted by the Wizzard leader.

The Minnesota Vikings goal is to create a high-energy environment that supports the team while maintaining a family-friendly atmosphere.

Forget the AI filters — these are the real boxy sedans, bowl cuts, and hatchback picnics that defined everyday life in the 1980s.

She's rejoin the band for a run of Welcome to Our Nightmare shows in Las Vegas.

It wasn't a huge contribution, but it still marked a first for the drummer.

W.A.S.P. dedicated most of their set to songs from their first four albums.

“It’s the most beautiful image of something so tragic,” John explained.

The skyscrapers appeared in many classic videos prior to 9/11.