The Pierre Fire Department has been volunteer for 134 years, one of only two capital cities in the nation to be able to make this claim.
Minnesota has temporarily stopped accepting TurboTax filings by individual taxpayers because of security concerns.
The Federal Transportation Department has granted city officials in Pierre more time to study air service options.
Lottery officials confirm there was no winning jackpot ticket in Wednesday night’s $317 million Powerball. The jackpot has now increased to an estimated $360 million for Saturday night’s drawing.
If you’ve filled up at the pump in the last week you may have noticed a slight increase in gas prices.
ODE To Food & Drinks plans to open in early April in the former Wild Sage Grille space in Cherapa Place.
It’s been a while, but there’s a giant Powerball jackpot that’s expected to have a prize of $317 million by Wednesday night’s drawing.
A legislative panel has added nearly $2 million in new revenue to Gov. Dennis Daugaard’s $50.9 million funding hike for roads and bridges.
A federal appeals court has agreed to hear arguments this spring from three more states defending gay marriage bans.
Great Bear Recreation Park has announced it will be closed until Thursday.
Dinosaurs have made their way back to Sioux Falls. Back by popular demand, “Dino-Roars,” a traveling dinosaur exhibit, is returning to the Great Plains Zoo.
U.S. Sen. John Thune’s campaign says he has nearly $10 million cash-on-hand as he starts an election cycle in which he’s expected to run for a third term.
Despite the scandals that have plagued the NFL, last night’s Super Bowl may have set a record for viewership.
Whether you rooted for the Seahawks or the Patriots Sunday night, there was one Super Bowl party in Sioux Falls where everyone was on the same team.
South Dakota state parks will soon begin taking camping and cabin reservations for the summer.
Federal regulators are putting together the first-ever rules on payday loans aimed at helping cash-strapped borrowers avoid falling into a cycle of high-rate debt.
The Ming Wah Cafe in Sioux Falls has been serving up freshly cooked Chinese and American food for decades. But after 45 years, the owners are retiring and the cafe is saying goodbye to Sioux Falls.
More than 2 million Toyota, Chrysler and Honda vehicles are being recalled for a second fix for faulty air bags that may inadvertently inflate while the car is running.
