Fake News

A famous restaurant chain that many Sioux Falls residents would like to have in town is never going to come.

One would think we would easily be able to separate fact from fiction. After all, was on the Internet so it’s got to be true, right? Not even close. Here's a doozy.

A Sioux Falls woman who slid into the ditch during the snowy commute home on Monday blames her sleeping husband for the accident.

With the phrase "fake news" floating around more than ever, there's a group out there trying to teach young people what it actually means and how to avoid it.

How entrenched is the term 'Fake News' in our everyday lives? So much that it's being added to the next print edition of the Collins Dictionary.

A Sioux Falls homeowner is furious with a young deer for eating his yard and wants the city to do something about it.

While Sioux Falls anxiously awaits country music legend Garth Brooks to begin his nine-show stint at the Denny Sanford Premier Center, a local child is completely unimpressed with the singing star.

A man with a TV for sale on social media is completely shocked that no one wants to buy it while thousands online laugh at his cluelessness.

Maybe stopping by for coffee? At first glance driving down a street in Harrisburg, I thought I saw a deer who was a little to comfortable for being in town.

A mild overreaction from a concerned citizen led to a brief panic in Sioux Falls on Wednesday.