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Construction is ramping up in Sioux Falls, and it’s going to affect your commute. Let’s talk about what you need to know to get around.

Get ready, everyone! The forecast is hinting at a snowy weekend ahead that could have us all hunkering down.

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?

A new report reveals a decline in homelessness in Sioux Falls, marking a hopeful trend in the community. Let's unpack what this means for our city.

If you see these criminals, call local authorities ASAP

Forget the crazy fish stories you've heard; this one comes with proof and a new world record to boot.

Dating back to 2018, the Sanford International has brought golf fans from near and far to Minnehaha Country Club in Sioux Falls.

With the frost melting away, South Dakota's art scene is about to burst into color. Get ready for a lineup that celebrates local talent and craftsmanship!

Imagine experiencing the adrenaline of a firefighter's life, hands-on training and real simulations await you at the Ignite Academy this April.

In a shocking turn of events, two men face charges after a missing woman's case takes a dramatic twist that spans states.

The bar has been part of the neighborhood since 1954

Rise and shine, Sioux Falls brunch lovers. Add this to your weekend routine

Alexa Ray Joel shares an update on her father's health and what she wants him to do if he decides to return to the stage.

"I almost feel bad taking advantage of them," one joked.

"It will take me one year to recover. And that is an understatement," the singer declared.

There is a new South Dakota Law that allows residents to challenge anyone they think might not be a legal citizen. But are there really lots of non-citizens even trying to vote in South Dakota elections?

Session musicians, production experts and some famous studio spaces.

The classic-era members have reunited a couple times in recent months.

He and Oliver Wakeman were both in Yes, but not at the same time.

"That Madison Square Garden gig was the best music I enjoyed playing since the Cavern or even Hamburg," the former Beatles star said.

The Red Rocker returned to some rare Van Halen and Chickenfoot songs.

New details have emerged as his application for protection of the band's name moves forward.