Two women in Sioux Falls stole a car early Tuesday morning by causing a collision and pepper spraying the other driver.

These charges stem from a shooting police say happened Tuesday morning at 633 South 12th Street in Estherville.

Dakota News Now, along with Billion Auto, Avera and Sioux Laundry are teaming up with The Salvation Army for the 36th annual Coats for All coat drive campaign. Together, we hope to make sure the winter season is a little warmer for those in need.

Iowa Speedway has hosted IndyCar Series races for years, since it first opened in 2006.

A woman was shot in the leg and arm early Tuesday morning in central Sioux Falls, but no arrests have been made.

Iowa Hawkeye fans will soon get a behind-the-scenes look at the women’s basketball team’s summer excursion to Europe.

The area of 8th and St. Paul was closed as the crash was being investigated.

FEMA and the FCC will conduct a nationwide test of two alert systems in early October.

Law enforcement officials are investigating a shooting on I-80 near Grinnell, the Iowa State Patrol confirmed Tuesday morning.

Police believe this fight stemmed from another fight that took place at the Floyd Blvd Walmart on Friday, Sept. 29.

The work group assembled by Sioux Falls Mayor Paul Tenhaken to develop a plan for the Delbridge Museum of Natural History taxidermy collection meets for the first time on Wednesday.

From now until November 30, students can apply to South Dakota public universities and technical colleges for free.

The 9th annual Taste of Sioux Falls takes place Thursday at the Washington Pavilion. The event features plates from a dozen restaurants and benefits the downtown SculptureWalk.

Two city council members have apparent conflict of interests after businesses associated with them received more than $6,000 from the city.

Recovering from a stroke centers on a series of therapies designed to help patients relearn skills that were either lost or impacted by the stroke. Each outcome and timeline to recovery is as unique as the patient themselves.

Dry and windy conditions prompted a burn ban in Yankton County while farmers work through the thick of harvest season.