Automotive expert Mike Caudill showcases a series of motorcycles as the 85th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally kicks off in South Dakota.

As the 85th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally winds up this weekend, one biker said he misses the old days. He laments the presence of khaki shorts and

One of the crashes resulted in a death. In another, the driver was life-flighted to the hospital in Rapid City. Through Sunday, the Sturgis Police Department reported 12 driving while intoxicated arrests during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

On this week’s Inside KELOLAND we are taking a closer look at the 2025 Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Meet some bikers making the cross-country trip to western South Dakota, see the impact the rally is having across the state and we’ll take you to one of the many celebrations during this

“Compared to what it used to be 40 years ago, it was just a lot of bikers coming up here and having a good drinking time and fighting,” said Robin Johnson of Denver, Colorado, who was attending the rally for the 50th time.

Traffic, crashes, arrests and trash collection remain steady as the 85th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally crests over the midway point.

Every year, the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally attracts bikers from all over the country. A Florida man has been attending the rally for 15 years, not to ride, though, but rather to take pictures of those who do.

A stunt biker brings the Sturgis crowd to its feet by doing something even Evel Knievel never did. This past weekend, Rockstar Energy athlete Colby Raha set a new world record for the longest motorcycle jump — 205 feet — right in the middle of a packed Thunderdome.