Sioux Falls

The view is a lot different today.

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Animal shot after chasing 8 year old boy.

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Eating out will help Cure Kids' Cancer

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The Augustana women's basketball team is one win away from playing for a national championship, as the Vikings routed the #1 team in the country Tuesday afternoon in San Antonio, in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division II Tournament, downing Clayton State (GA) 81-68

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March Madness continues for one Sioux Falls basketball team.  That team is the Sioux Wheelers.

You may have never heard of the team, but they've been around for a number of years, giving kids in wheelchairs a chance to compete on the court.

Head coac

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Weekend snow in the central and eastern United States was another reminder that seeing spring on the calendar doesn't mean you're going to see spring-like weather when you look out your window.

Snow in the Sioux Falls area hasn't amounted to much--more of an annoyance than anything else, and not enough to fire up the snowblower for

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For the first time in school history, the Augustana Women's Basketball Team has advanced to the "Elite Eight" in San Antonio, Texas.  The game will be broadcast live on KXRB Radio on Tuesday.

Jeff Holm, Associate Director of Augustana Athletics, says the faculty and students at Augustana College are excited

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If you want to know what's happening in Sioux Falls this week, Betsy McCarty of the Sioux Falls Convention and Visitors Bureau has the information.

During this week's "This Week In Sioux Falls" video, Betsy talks about a medicare program scheduled at the Siouxland Public Library Caille Branch

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Gaylynn Huber, director of Sioux Falls Streets, says his crews have been on the job since last night.

"We had crews in since Sunday night.  They came in around 8 p.m. and we took care of all the emergency and secondary roads

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Growing grapes in South Dakota is not something we might think about.

Oh, sure, there are vineyards in our area and throughout the state, and the wine they make is good. But what if you're  not opening a vineyard? It turns out you could still grow some grapes, for whatever reason

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