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The shortest and longest average workweeks in the country are separated by less than four hours — but stretched across a full year, that difference is hard to ignore.

Did you know that author Laura Ingalls Wilder spent some time living in Iowa during her childhood? Take a trip to Burr Oak to visit The Masters Hotel, the only one of Laura's childhood homes that's still located at its original site!

Sioux Falls is basically turning part of 10th Street into a living lab for the next few weeks, and the results could change how the city thinks about traffic for good.

Tico wouldn't have his happy ending if it wasn't for you the Sioux Falls community

Planning to celebrate Independence Day with fireworks? Before you light the fuse, know that Sioux Falls has much stricter rules than the rest of South Dakota.

One hundred and twelve signs are going up across South Dakota — and the number they're pointing to could be the most important three digits someone ever dials.

Phillips Avenue is shutting down for cars and opening up for everything else this Fourth of July weekend — Corvettes, kayaking, breakdancers, live music and a walking dinosaur that loves America.

If you're used to cutting through 60th Street North between Cliff Avenue and the interstate, that route will off the table temporarily.

A freight train wrapped in red, white, and blue just rolled through South Dakota, and it's carrying a lot more than grain.

Get ready for a weekend of fun in Humboldt, where the streets will be alive with music, food, friendly competition, and fireworks!