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Spring arrives March 20, but Sioux Falls often sees snow well into March and April. Here are the snowiest Marches ever recorded in Sioux Falls history.

Things to do in Sioux Falls this weekend include Skyforce basketball, the Sioux Empire Sportsman’s Show, and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade downtown.

The South Dakota Boys and Girls High School Basketball seasons have reached the Championship stage.

The Fergus Falls, Minnesota native is quickly becoming a big star

Excitement is building in Sioux Falls as plans unfold for a major transformation at the Kuehn Park Family Aquatic Center.

It's a great opportunity to show off your talents in front of your Sioux Falls neighbors and visitors

The 46th Annual Sioux Falls St. Patrick's Day Parade is coming up this weekend, so here is everything you need to know to attend the fun event!

Get ready for an inspiring evening at the State Theater, where a remarkable tale of genius and bravery awaits.

The SDSU Jackrabbit Women's Basketball program excels in the month of March.

After Valentine’s Day, the dating scene is buzzing with changes. Let’s take a closer look at the new landscape of romance in our area.

Picture this: twelve stunning golf courses, one summer, all for less than two hundred bucks. Sounds like a slice of heaven for local golfers, right?

From vintage diecast cars to treasured action figures, this past weekend was a heartfelt trip down memory lane for toy lovers of all ages.

All of these went into the Top 10 on the 'Billboard' 200.

The former Heartbreakers guitarist will hit the road starting July 7.

32 of the decade's most famous albums compete for your votes.

It's an easy way to create a little magic for your little ones (and you!)

The 59th annual Sioux Empire Sportsmen's Show returns to the Sioux Falls Convention Center and Arena from March 12–15...here's what you need to know!

Follow-up to 2024's reunion record "Happiness Bastards" dishes out more of the same.

These unsettling moments stuck with ’80s kids long after the bedroom lights were supposed to be off.

He passed away on the same date as the legendary frontman he'd originally replaced.

"Good things are happening," Bruce Hall shared with fans following the special performance.

Major stops include Atlantic City, Boston, Chicago and Miami, among others.