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Don't Miss Greg Warren's Comedy Tour Stop In Sioux Falls
Get ready for a night of laughter as Greg Warren brings his down-to-earth humor to Sioux Falls—it's the kind of comedy that feels like chatting with an old friend.
A Spooky Good Time: SDSU to Host USD on Halloween This Fall
Just a few short weeks ago, we learned that the North Dakota State Bison football program was making the immediate jump to the FBS and the Mountain West.
Save Money On Gas By Filling Up On This Day In South Dakota
Imagine saving nearly a dime every time you fill up—just by knowing when to gas up. It’s a simple change that could add up quickly!
Iowa Frat Pledges Caught on Disturbing Bodycam Video
A recent release has brought to light a disturbing hazing event at the University of Iowa that’s raising questions about fraternity culture and student safety.
South Dakota's Teen Culinary Stars Get Ready to Sizzle
Twelve school teams are gearing up for a culinary clash in Pierre, with scholarships and national representation on the line. This is where dreams begin!
Discover Small-Town Flavors During The ‘605 Burger Battle’
Small-town kitchens are serving up big flavors, and the competition is fierce. You won’t want to miss the culinary creativity on display this February during the 605 Rural Burger Battle.
South Dakota Crime Rates Drop: Key Findings From 2025 Report
A closer look at crime trends in South Dakota reveals some surprising drops in numbers—let’s break down what’s behind the data.
What Could Replace the Smithfield Plant in Sioux Falls? Here’s What Locals Want
As Smithfield leaves its downtown Sioux Falls site, locals weigh in on parks, housing, stadiums, and redevelopment near Falls Park.
What Does Dating A Shrek Really Mean For Your Love Life
Imagine finding happiness in someone unexpected — like a 'Shrek' moment that’s all about comfort and connection. Let’s get into this interesting dating trend.
Mash Madness Returns to Downtown Sioux Falls for 10th Year
March is brewing up something special in Sioux Falls as the 10th Annual Mash Madness kicks off, showcasing the best of our local drink scene.
Kristi Noem Cracking Down On Dog Abusers
Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, the former Governor of South Dakota, has joined forces with some of the nation's top officials to take a stand against dog welfare violators.
Lake Okabena Comes Alive This June With The Worthington Regatta Music & Festival
Get ready to kick off summer with the return of a beloved festival, where lake Okabena meets live music and windswept sails.
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21 Fascinating McDonald's Restaurants Around the World
From restaurants shaped like UFOs to those serving mouth-watering menu items we need in the U.S., here is a look at fascinating McDonald's locations from around the world.
RISERS: 2026 Artists to Watch - Stephen Wilson Jr.
Stephen Wilson Jr. is one of country music's most honest artists.
$7.25B Roundup Cancer Lawsuit Settlement Reached
Bayer has agreed to a proposed $7.25 billion settlement in the long-running Roundup cancer lawsuits. Here’s what it means for consumers and what happens next.
Fame Has Changed Megan Moroney, She is Learning to Adapt
Megan Moroney's rise to fame has been a wild ride, but she's still figuring out how to navigate her new reality. Let's hear about her journey.
Lee Greenwood Slammed for Pricey Bible Pitch
There's a reason the Presidential Edition God Bless the USA Bible costs nearly $100.
The Major Problem With This Generation’s Kids' Music
Caroline Jones has some thoughts on nursery rhymes that every parent can relate to. Let’s see what she has to say about today’s kids’ music scene.
A Mega Country Superstar Is Playing The Sturgis Buffalo Chip
One girl is set to bring some country flavor to a big rock show.
‘American Idol’ Alum Accused of Killing His Wife
'American Idol' alum Caleb Flynn, who once praised his wife on TV, now faces murder charges in connection with her shooting death.
Inside ‘Farmer Wants a Wife’ Season 4: 9 Things We Learned
Season 4 of ‘Farmer Wants a Wife’ is changing the format with three farmers, deeper connections and more on-screen romance. From dating in small towns to awkward on-camera kisses and whether the show actually worked, the farmers are spilling behind-the-scenes details ahead of the April 21 premiere.
Lee Brice's First Interview Post TPUSA Performance Explains a Lot
In a world where music meets politics, Lee Brice's new track is strumming some controversial chords, especially with a line that listeners can’t seem to agree on.