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The east side of Sioux Falls is welcoming a new Chick-fil-A. The restaurant opens very soon on Arrowhead Parkway.

While Mount Rushmore steals the spotlight, it's the serene escapes of Custer State Park that truly capture the soul of South Dakota.

Apparently, the connection is mutual between them

17-year-old David Von Eye has been missing since Saturday, January 3rd. Have you seen David?

Tucked along the Big Sioux River near Sioux Falls, Good Earth State Park offers a unique blend of natural beauty and ancient history that sets it apart from typical state parks.

It seems time doesn't always play fair in South Dakota, with some counties caught in a confusing zone mix-up that’s stirring up debate.

Imagine a future where Sioux Falls isn’t just a city, but a tech powerhouse. Yes, a 'Silicon Cornfield' is on the horizon with some big ideas brewing.

As the sun sets over Lake Pepin, the tales of Pepie emerge from the shadows. Is there really a creature swimming in these waters?

Picture this: South Dakota’s sprawling landscapes compared to far-off countries. Which ones might share a little of our hometown spirit? Let’s find out.

After another successful 2025 campaign, the Sioux Falls Canaries will be back in The Birdcage again before we know it.

As winter blankets the state, many residents are finding reasons to stick around. South Dakota is more than just a cold climate; it’s a welcoming community.

A ’90s alt-rock band, MTV, and Mount Rushmore collided in 1996 for a Presidents’ Day concert few South Dakotans remember.

"Grateful Dead songs are like masterpieces," the producer told UCR, regarding his collaboration with the late guitarist.

Unplugged LPs, groundbreaking debut releases and much more.

See the full track listing for the band's first album in five years.

Springfield had a Top 10 hit with a Hagar-penned song back in 1981.

"It's kind of f---ed up when somebody goes, 'Hey, you might want to get your things in order,' the Ratt founder says now.

Concert revenue passed a key marker but the industry was in transition.

It was also their first show with Jason Falkner, who's filling in for an injured Pat Smear.

"Losing Bob Weir is another reminder that all of the founders of the electric rock generation are leaving us," Steve Stevens said.

His final performance took place Aug. 3, 2025 and honored the band's 60th anniversary.

A statement reveals the guitarist had been fighting a private health battle.