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Grain Belt beer has been a Minnesota staple for over a century, rooted deeply in the state's farming culture. There's something comforting about a cold one celebrating tradition.

Sioux Falls came together at the Cure Kids Cancer Radiothon, raising vital donations for Sanford Children’s Hospital families battling childhood cancer.

In the last 10 or so years, lots of businesses have come and gone in the Sioux Empire. Let's take a look back at some of the signs we used to see in Sioux Falls:

A wave of counterfeit cash is washing over Sioux Falls, and the police are asking for your help to catch the culprit.

The U.S. quarter: perfect size, value, and designs, from Mount Rushmore to national parks. A coin collector’s nostalgic treasure.

Prepare your car for South Dakota winter with tips on tires, oil, batteries, and emergency kits. Stay safe on icy roads and snowy commutes.

The 1990 SDSU Hobo Day Riots in Brookings turned a homecoming celebration into chaos with fires, damage, and lasting controversy in South Dakota history.

No-see-ums bugs are the new buzz in town, but not in a good way. Their sneaky bites are leaving a trail of discomfort for many throughout the Sioux Empire.

Join Sioux Falls radio stations Sept 25-26 for the Cure Kids Cancer Radiothon at Sanford Children’s Hospital to support families and kids fighting cancer.

From Younkers to JB's Big Boy, the Empire Mall in Sioux Falls has seen it all. The Empire is turning 50 years old this year!

Through their grief, staff are celebrating Callie's "extraordinary life."

Kangaroos In South Dakota? These Jumping Jackalopes could be the economic breakthrough we've been hopping for!

Mall of America just got brighter - literally. The brand-new attraction opens this weekend!

That viral escalator video is raising eyebrows and, frankly, a bit of stomach bile. Who knew handrails could be so grimy?

As the sun peeks over the horizon this Saturday, hunters are gearing up for a cherished tradition — the waterfowl season is here.

The genre was more than hits and filler.

Phil Ehart, Richard Williams, Kerry Livgren and Dave Hope came together in the state they formed in back in the '70s.

He's slated to begin a big North American tour in just a few days.

From the fruity smells of Lip Smackers before that awkward first kiss to the school supplies that made us a little dizzy, let’s take a nostalgic whiff down memory lane.

The Roxy Music singer has been deftly recording the work of others for decades.

"Other bands have gotten in who aren't even rock 'n' roll," he laments. "I could care less about being in there with John Cougar Mellencamp."

The double-album 'Live in Long Beach' captures a November 1985 concert.