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South Dakotans share the most popular and unique places to propose, from Sioux Falls landmarks to scenic statewide spots perfect for popping the question.

Veterinarians are doing their best to keep this "magnificent lion" in the best spirits

This sweet boy needs a fresh start in the Sioux Empire in 2026

A family has something extra to celebrate this upcoming New Year's holiday

Remember the year when a kangaroo took over the highway and a pit bull became a gun owner? Yeah, that happened.

On December 29, 1890, near Wounded Knee Creek in South Dakota, the U.S. 7th Cavalry killed approximately 300 Lakota Sioux men, women, and children in what became known as the Wounded Knee Massacre.

Imagine if a 70s superstar decided to perform in a sleepy Iowa town. It might just be the feel-good concert we never knew we needed.

A Powerball ticket worth $2 million is still out there, and the clock is ticking for its owner to step forward.

Starting January 1, 2026, South Dakota workers will see a minimum wage increase tied to inflation and cost-of-living changes

This January brings a savory showdown in downtown Sioux Falls. Local eateries will serve up their best burgers, and your taste buds are invited to the feast.

Get ready for a chilly transformation. The weather's about to throw a curveball, with strong winds and snow on the horizon.

Here's your first look at all of this year's entries

Singer expected his estranged bandmates to reach out, but heard nothing.

He also worked with Bernie Taupin, Jane's Addiction and Megadeth.

It's part of the reason Megadeth is going on a farewell tour.

With 400 more Starbucks potentially closing, the coffee community is buzzing with concern about even more Sioux Empire coffee shop closures.

"It's still driving me crazy," the former Yes vocalist tells UCR in an exclusive interview.

More than 30 classic rockers haven't yet confirmed dates.

The Gallagher brothers had the second highest-grossing tour of the year.

It's been nearly a decade since the classic lineup last performed together.

Surviving members still hope to record and release material they started working on prior to their guitarist's death.

With slippery conditions and a growing number of ice enthusiasts, there’s a buzz around lakes this season. Let’s catch the latest from Glen Schmitt.