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In small towns across the Midwest, signs and flags remind us of the sacrifices made for our safety and peace.

Spirit Halloween returns to South Dakota for 2025 with trending costumes like Bluey, Elphaba, and Art the Clown. Find out where stores are popping up!

The smell of cinnamon and apples will soon be in the air autumn is right around the corner, and so are the first fall festivals and pumpkin picking adventures!

Fernson Brewing Company is satisfying your sweet tooth!

Imagine crossing a bridge built over a century ago, where every beam has a story to tell. These Madison County treasures are waiting for a visit.

Imagine a state where over 97% of the land is in private hands. That’s Iowa for you, and it has a fascinating story behind it.

South Dakota first frost dates vary by city and elevation. Find your city’s average frost date to protect outdoor plants.

As summer winds down, downtown Sioux Falls transforms into a hub of family fun and local flair. Get ready to soak in the community spirit at this weekend's Second Saturday market!

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

Kickoff to the DII College Football season right here in Sioux Falls and beyond is right around the corner! In preparation for the season, we're treated to watch list, preseason rankings and so much more.

As summer winds down, the hustle for back-to-school deals is on in Sioux Falls—how are families making it work this year?

You're missing out on all the "a-maize-ing" fun!

Speed wasn't the only thing that mattered — but that was a big part of it.

Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings had already confirmed a date on the Rock Legends Cruise XIII.

"I know that he would want everybody to feel happy and not sad," his daughter shared on social media.

His first solo deal taught him to read the fine print — and left us with a bizarre, bitter set of songs.

Mendota Heights is taking a bold step toward safer streets with the state’s first-ever speed camera, set to catch speeders starting next year.

The label originated as a pejorative, but the subgenre still has its undisputed tentpole bands.

The drummer calls the innovative venue "the beginning of another chapter in live performances."

It's a far cry from the stadiums they've been filling on their M72 world tour.

The storms may have passed, but cleanup is just getting started. Sioux Falls residents have new options to manage the debris cluttering their yards.

Upcoming concert film plays theaters next month; live album and home video arrive in October.