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Imagine hunting for a job in South Dakota versus Seattle – the numbers tell quite a story about where opportunity really lies.

Following another strong season on the hardwood this Winter, the Sioux Falls Roosevelt Roughrider Boys program was facing an offseason of change.

As the smoke clears, Lewis Drug is stepping away from nicotine. It’s all about supporting healthier choices for everyone in the Sioux Empire.

George Foreman's final resting place is a surprising choice, reflecting his deep connection to Iowa's beauty and its people. You won't want to miss this heartfelt story.

From breathtaking parks to historic towns, South Dakota is quietly crafting a name for itself. It’s more than just a pit stop; it’s a destination.

Don't miss out! The South Dakota State Jackrabbit Football Spring Game is Saturday.

The USD Coyote Men's and Women's basketball programs have dealt with a lot of transfers lately but have also utilized the portal well for incoming players.

The iconic McKennan Park wading pool is set for a makeover, promising a splash of excitement and family-friendly features when it opens this summer.

Imagine wandering through Minnesota's breathtaking parks this weekend, where the trails are calling and the fresh air is just waiting to be enjoyed.

Who doesn't love a trip to the zoo?

Construction activity in Sioux Falls is set to impact traffic along a key Cliff Avenue corridor beginning Friday, April 17, 2026.

This week’s winds got folks wondering: just how blustery is it around here compared to the rest of the country? Let’s break it down.

He also reportedly covered Billy Joel's 'New York State of Mind.'

Legendary photographer Henry Diltz and former bandmates look back at the singer-songwriter's long career.

It made the song's writer, Hoyt Axton, and his mom, Mae Axton, the first parent/child combination to each have a No. 1 hit on the singles chart.

Vaulternative Records returns with a set of 1966 songs from around the time of the Mothers of Invention's debut.

According to a new statement from the band's manager, "the fans always come first."

This annual indy retail event first took place on April 19, 2008, yet it still finds ways to surprise and delight.

This was the fiery supergroup's only U.S. chart-topping album.

While it's not an actual cruise, it does mean the band, unmasked, will play live together.

With so many legendary bands in the genre, the decision isn't easy.

Ed Roland tells UCR how they honored the Cars, XTC and other innovators of the time period with Touch and Go, which will be released on Record Store Day.