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Multiple projects across town mean traffic delays are likely, so no, construction season isn't quite over yet.

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

This missing persons case has puzzled many, especially because Tyler was so involved in the community

More than 20 youth groups decorated snowplows for this year's Paint the Plow event, and you can vote for your favorite.

Rake the Town brings community volunteers together to clear leaves for neighbors who can't do it alone. Sign-ups are open now.

A trio of South Dakota college athletes lead the nation in a few categories thus far this season, accentuating the impact they've had on the gridiron.

Drivers using Kiwanis Avenue in Sioux Falls will need to deal with more lane closures beginning Friday.

The Baltimore Ravens had a self-imposed need at Center this season.

Halloween masquerade meets dance night downtown. Learn some moves, put on a costume if you're feeling it, and dance to live music through the night.

Downtown Sioux Falls drivers could soon have to dig a little deeper into their pockets when parking on Phillips Avenue.

Owners of Roots of Brasil say the restaurant is "on the struggle bus again."

Whether you're a writer looking to sharpen your skills or a reader hunting your next favorite book, this festival has something for everyone.

Before the show, longtime bandmate John Stamos wondered if this would be the last time he performed with Love.

After 30 years away, Triumph's reunion took a toll. Emmett lost all his hair mid-tour but says he's ready to keep playing.

Lesser-played, but certainly not lesser-quality.

They became very real hitmakers after joining the cast of an Emmy-winning TV sitcom on NBC.

The entire venue was bathed in (virtual) bovine blood and semen for the debut of the 'Load' single.

Drummer puts recent onstage medical emergency behind him to help his band deliver 26-song set in San Antonio.

Elk are back in Iowa after 155 years, though these days they're just passing through during fall.

A recent study analyzed FBI violent and property crime data in 128 Minnesota cities. You can probably guess which one lands at No. 1, but the No. 2 city and a few others on the list will surprise you. Here’s the full countdown.

Rock Hall champion of heavy bands is proud of his contribution to making the scene bigger than ever.

Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony did not participate this year. Here's why.