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Couples were told the venue was closing by email with little to no explanation, according to reports.

AP Player of the Year. The Wooden Award. Where does Caitlin Clark keep all her trophies?

Jim Glogowski was named the newest Head Coach of USF Cougar Football back in December, and yesterday, he joined Bert Remien on Overtime on ESPN Sioux Falls.

Mills Fleet Farm is hiring candidates today!

A sports reporter cornered actor Mathew Perry at an L.A. Kings hockey game the other night, just hours after his TV series "Go On" had been cancelled. Apparently the reporter needs to learn what you should congratulate an out of work actor for.

Here's how to beat the competition

Kelly Richey has been a touring blues/rock guitarist for a couple of decades, but she's not one to rest on her laurels as one of the best female guitarists in the world, instead, she works as hard as her heroes did. She'll show you again Saturday night (March 23) at Old Skoolz in Sioux Falls.

Crash got a chance to talk to Don Barnes, co-founder, guitarist and singer for .38 Special as the band gets ready to play Grand Falls Casino February 16th.

The Hadden Sayers Band was in town Saturday as part of Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues Society's Winter Concert Series. Before heading downtown, they spent some time with Crash in the B102.7 studios for an interview and performed two songs!

In 1972, the infectious strumming riff that opened ‘Listen to the Music’ introduced fans to the uniquely American sound of the Doobie Brothers. Their blend of rock and R&B produced a string of hits throughout the next decade. At age 40, ‘Listen to the Music’ remains a classic rock radio staple and the Doobies -- with founding members Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons -- still maintain a busy to