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Get ready, folks! A winter weather advisory is rolling in, bringing gusty winds and potential travel headaches just in time for the weekend. Stay tuned for the details.

Sioux Falls added 5,615 residents in 2025, pushing its population to about 224,676 as growth continues in the state’s largest city.

Jelly Roll returns to Sioux Falls this summer.

Get ready for a bear-y special day at the zoo. Three habitats, birthday surprises, and a chance to learn straight from the zookeepers awaits you!

Get ready, Sioux Falls! New shopping options are on the horizon, with two exciting stores set to open soon at the Empire Mall.

South Dakota officers are hoping to find a hunter who senselessly shot a Golden Eagle just passing through the state

Healthcare jobs are driving South Dakota’s job market, with low unemployment and thousands of new healthcare careers projected statewide.

Sioux Falls resident is facing serious criminal charges after allegedly making threats against the president and attempting to set fire to a local business.

Get ready to rev your engines, because the monster trucks are rolling back into Sioux Falls for an unforgettable weekend of thrills and spills.

This is where you can find great stuff going on in and around Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Another day, another sculpture damaged in Sioux Falls. Early Sunday morning another piece of art part of the downtown Sioux Falls Sculpture Walk was vandalized.

From dog walks to DIY doggie treats, there’s a whole world of ways to lend a hand at the Sioux Falls Humance Society shelter. Get those creative juices flowing!

"As soon as the song was over, I ran off stage."

The band notoriously had creative differences with their producer while making their debut.

See all the new releases coming each week of 2026.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

They've announced two shows so far, with many more on the way.

Lindsey Buckingham, Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks gobble up all the attention, but bandmates made important solo contributions, too.

The shock-rockers have a tumultuous touring history.

Procession and memorial event will take place in San Francisco to mark the life of Grateful Dead co-founder.

Roger Earl and Bryan Bassett tell UCR about the long history between the two groups.

More than $800,000 has already changed hands. Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland say it's not nearly enough.