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The top-rated player in the Women's basketball transfer portal is now off of the market.

August 4th is a night for the community to shine, with festivities that turn our neighborhoods into lively hubs of connection as Sioux Falls once again celebrates National Night Out.

32-year-old Alisha Haneklaus (otherwise known as Alisha Dawn Tramp) was last seen on Saturday, February 14th

Sounds like Simba and Amahle were meant for each other

Robert Arnold will have to put his dream of being South Dakota Governor on hold for now

When temperatures plummeted, a secret mission in St. Paul helped turn the tide of war. Let’s unravel the fascinating tale of the Ice Lab.

Families, friends, and neighbors unite for a cause that touches us all. Get ready for a day of inspiration and community support!

Get ready for a fun day of hands-on activities that not only teach but also inspire a love for our local environment right here in Sioux Falls.

Spring is in the air, and Storybook Land is ready to welcome families back to its enchanting paths and whimsical displays.

Following another strong season on the hardwood this Winter, the Sioux Falls Roosevelt Roughrider Boys program was facing an offseason of change.

As the smoke clears, Lewis Drug is stepping away from nicotine. It’s all about supporting healthier choices for everyone in the Sioux Empire.

George Foreman's final resting place is a surprising choice, reflecting his deep connection to Iowa's beauty and its people. You won't want to miss this heartfelt story.

The new wave revival is in full swing on the 2026 concert circuit.

The band add yet another unexpected song to their marathon live shows.

It was 1959, and the future Rock & Roll Hall of Famer was just 13 years old.

UCR is pleased to premiere the track, which comes from Nuclear Messiah, the all-star project featuring former Megadeth guitarist Chris Poland.

Marijuana and rock music have a long history together.

They performed a special cover for the Eagles rocker, who was sitting in the crowd.

The synth legend also tells UCR about working with Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir.

It's reportedly due to "unforeseen medical circumstances affecting the band members."

It will appear on McCartney's upcoming album 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane.'

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.