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It doesn't matter if you've been driving for 40 years, that flash of panic when you see a squad car on I-29 hits just the same.

We're officially into August, and counting down the days until kickoff high school, college, and pro football.

Kids Day at the Great Plains Zoo is this Saturday, and somewhere between the lawn games and the sidewalk chalk, there's a toy swap that might just be the most practical fun of the whole day.

Five South Dakota hospitals just landed the top federal quality rating — and a couple of them might surprise you.

Road crews are tackling everything from storm drains to sanitary sewers to curb ramps this week, it's a busy stretch for construction across several Sioux Falls neighborhoods.

Believe it or not, the first day of school is just around the corner for thousands of students across the Sioux Falls area.

Wyatt Earp, Charlie Chaplin, and Winston Churchill all belonged to the same fraternal organization — and it still has active lodges right here in the region.

Twenty years, 268 libraries, and not a single book ever sold. The story of Stephen Blumberg is one of the strangest things to come out of a small Iowa town.

Something most drivers don't think about until they're stuck in it — pavement markings. That's what's bringing traffic slowdowns to Veterans Parkway starting Monday morning.

Before the outdoor pools close on Sunday, August 9th, there's one last weekend to soak it in - and then the next week two city pools are going to the dogs!

The forecast is looking fantastic if you're making plans to be outside in the Sioux Falls area this weekend!

The Minnesota Twins have officially become buyers at the Major League Baseball trade deadline.

More than 80 sculptures are scattered across downtown Sioux Falls right now, but one of them just got singled out as the best of the bunch.

Police officers, firefighters, city leaders, and your neighbors — all in the same place, no agenda, just a really fun Tuesday evening in August.

When it comes to state fair food, a new study says Minnesota and Iowa just outranked South Dakota.