Parker Brown

The cybersecurity incident was targeted and was strictly contained. While it didn’t impact anything outside of the alert system, it raised concerns about what information hackers might have access to.

Every other year, they use canned goods as a foundation for the altar and donate the items to Feeding South Dakota.

This holiday shopping season, the National Retail Federation expects Americans to spend over $1 trillion for the first time ever. It takes just a little more effort to make sure your dollars go to gifts and not fraudsters.

The Sioux Falls Area Humane Society has paused adoptions after a recent case of canine distemper, coming at a time when the number of surrenders has outpaced adoptions, due in part to financial hardship among pet owners.

The Sioux Falls Area Humane Society has paused adoptions after a recent case of canine distemper, coming at a time when the number of surrenders has outpaced adoptions, due in part to financial hardship among pet owners.

Bringing the tradition to South Dakota, Project Blue Light remembers the over 70 officers who gave the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty since 1884.

A small-town Lutheran church said one final goodbye after a somber final service Sunday afternoon.

Mortgage rates have been gradually falling since July, but the shutdown has held those rates low and steady. Mortgage Banker Devin Malmgren said it’s largely caused by a lack of labor data.

Leaders of the nonprofits Mission Haiti and Haiti Alive know what it's like to live through an intense storm like Hurricane Melissa, and are assessing the damage and working to help the people of Haiti recover.

Roger Olson was a man who his family describes as humble, friendly and always willing to lend a hand.