States can now apply for a $50 billion federal fund to bolster rural healthcare, with South Dakota eligible for $500 million over five years, according to Senate Majority Leader John Thune in a KOTA ...

As of Tuesday Fall colors in Spearfish Canyon we at about 50% of their peak. lime greens south of Bridal Veil Falls will be turning yellow soon and orange leaves are visible near Devil’s Bathtub, best ...

Around 8:40pm Tuesday evening Rapid City police responded to a report of suspected drug activity in a vehicle parked at 1225 Eglin Street. Upon arrival, officers located the vehicle in question and ...

South Dakota Mines will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, Sept. 22 at 1 p.m. to celebrate the opening of the Vanderboom Laboratory for Entrepreneurial Research (V-Lab)—a newly renovated, ...

Despite a slight drop in opioid-related deaths in 2024, the drug still claimed over 50,000 lives nationwide. This week, the Great Plains Tribal Opioid Response Summit convened in Rapid City to address ...

Following a community survey with nearly 5,500 responses, the Rapid City Area Schools Board of Education has issued a statement addressing feedback on a proposed $125 million bond to improve school ...

Pennington County is gearing up for a major transition this November as several county departments prepare to relocate to the new County Administration Building at 900 Concourse Drive. To help ...

Later that morning, police responded to a suspicious activity report at 912 Explorer Street, identifying 24-year-old Joseph ...

Black Hills Regional Eye Institute in Rapid City reports a January cyberattack exposed patient data. The institute says an unauthorized party accessed files between Jan. 4 and Jan. 8. A review ...

Authorities have identified the individuals involved in a fatal two-vehicle crash that occurred 15 miles northwest of Union Center. According to the South Dakota Highway Patrol, Sharon Frances Herron, ...

Elevate Rapid City leaders provided insights into the city’s housing market at a recent event, emphasizing the need to align supply with rising demand to stabilize prices and availability.

Councilman Rod Pettigrew (Ward 5) successfully moved $250,000 for the America 250 celebration from the mayor’s budget to Visit Rapid City’s community investments budget, to be managed by the America ...