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Extreme and very high fire danger conditions are impacting parts of South Dakota, creating a heightened risk for rapid wildfire development and spread.

While major airports across the U.S. struggle with delays, Sioux Falls Regional Airport has found a silver lining in its security operations.

In the Midwest, a simple goodbye can turn into an hour-long affair. It’s all about the art of leaving, with a twist of warmth.

Law enforcement is set to roll out more sobriety checkpoints this April, a move that reflects the ongoing battle against impaired driving in our communities. Every little bit helps!

Sioux Falls fire crews were dispatched early Monday morning arriving on scene to find visible smoke and flames coming through the roof of the structure.

From small towns to bustling communities, local schools are shaping families' decisions on where to settle down. It’s a fascinating look at education in our region.

Governor Rhoden has stirred up the election scene with new laws. What’s the story behind these changes and how they could impact the upcoming primaries?

In the heart of Minnesota, coffee shops are brewing more than just coffee.

Sioux Falls may not have the rush hour chaos of bigger cities, but the roads are definitely feeling the pinch lately.

In Iowa, gas stations are flipping the script on fast food, serving up surprisingly tasty meals that locals can’t resist.

Ready for a challenge? Sioux Falls Fire Rescue is gearing up for its upcoming cadet academy, and this could be your chance to shine.

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From March twisters to a historic February tornado, South Dakota’s tornado timeline shows storms can strike earlier than expected.

Those that have followed Augustana Hockey even just a bit over the past few years are very familiar with Goaltender Josh Kotai.

Sioux Falls April snow history shows spring storms can turn dangerous. From ice storms to record snowfall, these are the snowiest Aprils on record.

Graham, a legend of the Austin music scene, died on Friday (March 27) at the age of 67.

McEntire says her 71st birthday was her best birthday celebration yet.

The country music icon tells Taste of Country that she’s done chasing her past as she heads out on the Raised on Radio Tour with Melissa Etheridge.

He was more than just a '90s country music staple.