Hannah Hutter
Multimedia Journalist
Hannah Hutter joined KOTA Territory News as a multimedia journalist in May 2024.
Originally from Southwestern Pennsylvania, Hannah called High Point, North Carolina, home while studying at High Point University, from which she graduated in May 2024 with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism with a specialization in Criminal Justice and a minor in Performance Theater.
In her free time, Hannah loves watching MLB, especially the Red Sox, and trying new hobbies. She's excited to learn and love Rapid City inside and out.
She worked through her prom, costume designing a production of “Guys and Dolls” and even by candlelight during a storm to make her award-worthy dress.
Minnesela Meats provides South Dakota-raised beef at the Deadwood Farmers Market.
Rapid City Regional Airport is joining the Blue Lightning Initiative to train personnel on how to identify and report potential human trafficking.
Governor Mark Gordon hosted a town hall meeting in Gillette to discuss proposed rules by the federal government and the impact they would have on the energy industry in Wyoming.
The Humane Society of the Black Hills suggests wearing your dogs out and making sure they are microchipped before firework shows begin.
The individual facing first-degree murder charges near the Cornerstone Rescue Mission had their initial court hearing Friday.
Paying your rent on time could help boost your credit score.
Senators and Representatives are working on a committee to help with concerns with property taxes.
A recent health tracking poll led Forbes Advisor to rank South Dakota as the second most expensive state in the U.S. for healthcare.
Life Defense Fund filed a lawsuit Thursday alleging invalid signatures needed to qualify the Freedom Amendment for the November ballot.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau plans to finalize their proposal to remove medical debts from showing on credit reports by early next year.
Dermatologists are concerned the social media trend could negatively impact users.
Wildfire season is quickly approaching, and Wildland Fire has tips on prepping for the season.
Ducklings Plow and Patch were found in a north Rapid City yard and are being looked after by Streets Division crew members.
With updates to the park still being completed, new updates are in the works.
40 teens from across the state attend the week-long camp learning about all things leadership and agriculture.
South Dakota voters are in favor of the repeal of the 4.2% grocery tax.
Monument Health introduces the MOLLI System to aid in breast cancer localization.
The Rapid City population has seen an increase in numbers from last year.
Stay safe while staying cool this summer by learning and practicing swim safety tips.
Joelle Simpson, a Rapid City resident, was crowned Miss South Dakota 2024 after competing for the title for the first time.
Paul Priest traveled to Normandy with the Best Defense Foundation to attend the D-Day Commemoration.
Good Medicine Lodge received a grant from NDN Collective to aid the community, providing food and shelter.
The Brusseau’s are hoping to encourage others to get themselves and their dogs certified in a therapy dog program to bring some joy into other’s lives.
Big Theo loves cuddles and Ebony is a little shy, but she is sure to open up.
Black Hills Tire master technicians share their tips on how to keep yourself safe with rising temperatures this summer.
Monument Health’s third annual Cancer Survivorship Event is being held Saturday, June 1.
The Horace Mann, Parkview and Sioux Park pools are open daily from noon to 6 p.m. starting this Saturday, but the summer season can’t happen without the staff.
The investigation found Native American and white students were being treated differently at both the referral and sanctioning stages of the district’s discipline processes. This was especially concerning in the areas of discipline, attendance, truancy, and advanced placement classes.
Memorial Day ceremony takes places at the Black Hills National Cemetery.
The Rapid City community was invited to Main Street Square to welcome summer with a ribbon cutting officially.
Two people were injured in a car crash at Perkins, according to the Rapid City Police.
