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What happened on this day in sports history? A look at back at sports through the years.

Check out what happened on this day in country music history.

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In the unfortunate case of an accident involving livestock transports having a plan in place to handle both the human and livestock injuries can be of value.

Wondering where all your classic country went? Never fear, South Dakota's Country Leader KXRB is still around, just in a different location on your radio dial.

Drought is hitting corn fields hard in parts of South Dakota. But salvaging the crop for livestock feed is a good option.

I was clinically dead. I’ve learned that only 5 out of 100 people survive an out of hospital sudden cardiac arrest.

The Fourth of July means fireworks, hot dogs and hamburgers, maybe a parade, and, of course, beer.

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Severe storms rolled through the Sioux Empire, bringing with it rain, hail and high winds.

Backyard poultry production can be a valuable project for youth, teaching them about animal care, nutrition and more.

One of Gigglebee's most popular features was Wilbur, the tricycle-riding coyote. Now, Wilbur is back and the popular character is riding around Sioux Falls

The Mark Patrick Seminars are coming to Sioux Falls on Saturday, September 4 at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites.

If you're like me, your head feels like it's going to explode every time you see someone post a fake news story that they are sure is real. Facebook has seen our comments and is going to do something about it.

The calendar may read January, but Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues Society is now accepting artist submissions for second stage at JazzFest this July!

A Sioux Falls teenager who had been missing for ten days has been found safe this afternoon.

They're a fan favorite at every air show they attend, and they're coming back to Sioux Falls!

When Angel Schroeder was killed the Sunday after Christmas, she left behind two young children. A fund has been established to help the kids.

Near whiteout conditions on a stretch of I-94 in Michigan contributed to a 150 vehicle pileup that left one dead in the fiery crash.

After a day of high winds and drifting, the city of Sioux Falls will be sending out the plows overnight.