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Serious concerns are mounting aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln over food shortages, plumbing problems and worsening mental health during its record-setting deployment.

Half a million motorcycles, a few fender benders, and now a rattlesnake in the trooper dorms. The 2026 Sturgis Rally is already full of surprises.

The Sioux Falls airport is getting a new look inside and out, starting with a stunning hand-sewn artwork piece in the main atrium.

A film crew hit the streets of Sioux Falls for 24 hours with a simple but difficult question: What would happen if someone experiencing homelessness arrived in Sioux Falls with nowhere to go?

Wave at a stranger on a gravel road in South Dakota and they'll wave right back. That's just how things work out here.

The Brandon Valley Lynx won the 11AAA State Title a season ago, and they're back to raise the bar even higher this Fall.

Mitchell Technical College just landed fourth in the nation out of more than 610 community colleges. South Dakota is quietly building one of the best community college systems in the country.

MyPillow founder Mike Lindell is refusing to concede Minnesota’s Republican gubernatorial primary, citing what he describes as irregularities in the vote totals.

From $100,000 in 2022 to at least $2 million by 2025, that's the bar Inc. magazine set, and some Sioux Falls businesses cleared it with room to spare.

Sioux Falls parks crews are letting robots do the mowing, and the city has already gone from four machines to nine in just one year.

The Sioux Falls Police Department posted a helpful guide outlining the requirements for all E‑Devices under South Dakota Codified Law.

Climax, Nimrod, and Embarrass are all real Minnesota towns. Whoever named them clearly had a sense of humor, or absolutely none at all.

Nearly 100,000 of these cameras are operating across 49 states, and more than 150 are believed to be in South Dakota, mostly along I-29.

After more than four months of tracking the newfound QB competition in Minnesota, we now have a starter.

The Downtown Whistle Reduction Project is moving forward, and that means some familiar streets near Falls Park are about to look very different.