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2nd annual Jamie Zepp Memorial Ride on Saturday through the Black Hills
They make their own bagels fresh daily, give back to the community, and are recently under new ownership.
On June 28, Amos Little bought out the 3 p.m. showing of Horizon- Chapter 1 so all of his friends and family could see the hard work he’s done.
Minnesela Meats provides South Dakota-raised beef at the Deadwood Farmers Market.
Rapid City Fire Department's Tessa Jaeger gave tips on how to safely set off fireworks this Fourth of July.
The 19th iteration of the annual blood drive competition saw Rapid City firefighters bringing home the trophy.
A new ramp allows people with mobility issues to make their way from Skyline Drive to the Brontosaurus at the summit.
Pope Francis elected a new bishop for the Diocese of Rapid City.
Two male Lead resident's deaths are being investigated by the Lead Police Department.
Build Dakota Scholarships offer full-rides to South Dakota's homegrown talent, who will start their careers in the state.
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Rapid City Greenhouse nears completion of its project.
With the weather heating up, you might find yourself getting more exercise. But how do you loosen up your lower back and keep it in shape?
Annual "Under The Big Top" event hosted by The Club For Boys on Thursday.
The Rapid City Visitor Center celebrated its new location with refreshments and a ribbon cutting.
Contractor scams can lead to lost money and poor home improvements, leaving you poorer and with a less comforting home. There are signs you should be looking out for when hiring a contractor.
NDN Collective organized a march to free Leonard Peltier from what they feel is unjust incarceration.
This week's cutest pet of the week was given to Valkyrie. Make sure to submit your pet photo and information for the chance to be voted this week's cutest furry friend.
The second Annual Black Hills Two-Spirit “He Sapa Nagi Nunpa Wacipi” Pow-wow begins on Friday, June 28 through Sunday, June 30 at The Monument, 444 Mt. Rushmore Rd N.
Main Street Square will look a little busier than usual this weekend with the annual Native Pop Art Show coming into town starting Saturday.
Rapid City's April 2024 sales tax report found that sales tax revenue is up 5.92%.
Hire the Hills is connecting employers and potential employees to help find jobs and fulfill job positions.
Rapid City Regional Airport is joining the Blue Lightning Initiative to train personnel on how to identify and report potential human trafficking.
South Dakota Air & Space Museum celebrates reopening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday.
Doctor Miller stresses the importance of sun-protective clothing, hats, and UV-protective sunglasses.
Ellsworth airmen met with advocates against trafficking to learn what to look out for.
Monument Health is bringing two new locations to the Rapid City area in 2025.
Getting outdoors this summer can be an intimidating task for some but one business is looking to make it a little easier with their e-bike rentals.
The South Dakota WIC income guidelines have changed for 2024, do you still qualify?
Rapid City, will you be part of Plastic Free July by refusing single-use plastics for July?
Daymon Woodruff with the ADV Festival says, get ready for three days and four nights of adrenaline-fueled, world-class adventure riding and camping under the stars in the gorgeous backcountry and front country of the Black Hills of South Dakota.
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 first celebration of the Battle of Greasy Grass in Rapid City happened Tuesday, honoring the victory of Native American tribes against General Custer.
Finance officer Adam Hosch reported the shortfall earlier this month, during the presentation of the 2023 annual report to the city council.
The rock band and hardware giant will team up to provide $100,000 in funding to Rapid City's technical school.
Residents of Rapid City reminded by City of summer water conservation measures.
Mystic Ranger District Office hosts wildfire media training Tuesday.
RCPD and RCFD met on the mat for a sumo wrestling match
On June 23, 2023 Spearfish experienced an extreme rainstorm resulting in flooding, washing out roads and filling homes and apartments with water.
A woman was found deceased on Dane Lane Tuesday morning under suspicious circumstances.
The hail storm on June 24, damaged countless homes in Summerset. some of the hail was the size of a tennis ball. The National Weather Service said the storm rolled through the area after hitting Keystone with 1.25 inch hail.
We’ve all seen paintings on canvas or paper, but what about painting on something different?
PCSO provides tips on red flags for people to look out for during scam calls.
Gender-affirming healthcare for minors has been a hot topic issue across the country.
As the 4th of July draws near, PCSO reminds the public of fireworks prohibited areas.
Learn about law enforcement and get first-hand experience being a part of the Rapid City Police Department.
We all feel better after a good dose of fresh air, sunshine, and physical activity.
The Humane Society of the Black Hills suggests wearing your dogs out and making sure they are microchipped before firework shows begin.
Ballot Measure IM 28 deals with a potential repeal of the state sales tax on anything for human consumption which could include tobacco.